This game is hosted by Vinitha Dileep,
on her blog 'Reflections' and
I discovered it on Esha's blog. This time the word prompt is
'SEIZE'.
| Image offered by Vinitha (Author - Magda Ehlers) |
When I first read the word, I did not seize its meaning correctly. Something seemed wrong,
so I checked. And I gave up on the ideas that were going on initially. But others it could
not be discovered either. Seizing time by the forelock to accomplish something can be tricky.
I must think of another solution. I keep proposing to avoid the word 'must' because my
neurons don't like it.
I'll rephrase: I want to be inspired by other thoughts... Will that be okay?
I found that using the opportunity of these games, new ideas and surprising connections
can be triggered extremely easily starting from them. And for some time now, I feel that
this 'fiction' is matched with a puzzle. It's true that unlike the real game, where I always
start with making the outline, this one seems to have different rules. Maybe there should
even be another name to suggest something more related to the puzzle of life. I'll think
about it, but not too much. I do not know if the subject would not be a waste of time.
In the end, certain names matter only to the extent that they summarize the meaning of
the ideas expressed by them. If I don't visualize what a name would hide, it will simply be
harder to remember. ?
If the first image somehow has a meaning associated with these rather silly words, the
second, besides the fact that it belongs to the same author, suggests a look from above on...
I don't know its story. Maybe a scene, a street... It can be anything. Trying to understand something that we don't actually see, just by observing the onlookers, is somehow risky
or stupid or...simply a waste of time. It's just that sometimes even in the real life, there
are scenes that we don't see, or we only see them with the eyes of the mind and we force
ourselves to understand something from the possible reflections in the eyes of those who
are also attentive to respecting the script.
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Cand am citit prima data cuvantul, nu i-am sesizat corect sensul. Ceva mi s-a parut
in neregula, asa ca am verificat. Si am renuntat la ideile ce se derulasera initial.
Insa nici altele nu se lasau descoperite. A prinde momentul prielnic pentru a realiza
ceva poate fi complicat. A trebuit sa ma gandesc la o alta solutie.
Imi tot propun sa evit cuvantul 'trebuie' pentru ca nu este placut de neuronii mei.
Voi reformula: Imi doresc sa fiu inspirata de alte ganduri... O fi bine?
Am constatat ca folosind prilejul acestor jocuri, se pot declansa extrem de usor
idei noi si conexiuni surprinzatoare pornind de la ele.
Si de ceva vreme simt ca acest 'fiction' se asorteaza cu un puzzle. E adevarat
ca spre deosebire de jocul real, la care mereu incep cu a realiza conturul, acesta pare
sa aiba alte reguli. Poate ca ar trebui sa mai existe chiar o alta denumire ca sa
sugereze ceva mai asortat cu puzzle-ul vietii. Ma voi gandi, insa nu prea mult. Ca nu stiu
daca nu ar fi o pierdere de timp subiectul. Pana la urma, anumite denumiri conteaza doar
in masura in care sintetizeaza sensul ideilor exprimate de ele. Daca nu vizualizez
ceea ce ar ascunde o denumire, pur si simplu o voi retine mai greu. ?
Daca prima imagine are cumva un sens asortat cu aceste cuvinte cam vraiste,
a doua, pe langa faptul ca apartine aceleiasi autoare, sugereaza o privire de sus
asupra... Nu-i stiu povestea. Poate o scena, o strada... Poate fi orice.
A te stradui sa pricepi ceva ce nu vezi efectiv, doar observand privitorii, este cumva
hazardat sau prostesc sau...pur si simplu pierdere de timp.
Doar ca uneori si in viata reala sunt scene pe care nu le vedem, sau le vedem doar
cu ochii mintii si ne dam silinta sa pricepem ceva din eventualele reflexii in ochii
celor atenti si ei la respectarea regiei...
#Fiction Monday (151) - Two vehicles
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