Your Dream and Your Voice

Thursday, January 15, 2026

Good morning, The Wonderfell Way.

At it again. O/

Still a few hours till sunrise.

Being a poet, sooner or later, I ought to write about mush.

And misconception.

There's more to being a poet than the card aisle at The Pharmacy.

Though, a poem is medicine when you read it right.

Conciseness and clarity of language is the aim of every poet.

We make better and new ways to express what it is to be alive through words.

We're quality control for words themselves.

Always here to make certain we get as much out of our language as we intend to express.

Our worlds run on words. Poets expand what is possible for language to say.

And so, poets widen what is possible for us to share.

Our relationships are able to deepen because of the work I do.

We can know each other better.

...

Colore marches on. There's already a side-story posted this week.

The next main story verse introduces us to The New World our heroes find themselves in.

From the author's point of view, it's important certain details are set-up to ensure cohesion to the storyline that follows.

This is where the difference in story writer's methods becomes practical.

If you write a story by the seat of your pants, you do your plotting as you go.

A pantser's plot is called: Their First Draft.

As I'm writing Colore as 'live' a process as possible, and I post finished pieces of The Epic at least weekly, the dream of the story (the plot) has to be complete in my mind. There's no turning back once posted to edit.

This would be considered a job-hazard to most writers; I consider it fun.

And didactic.

It's a matter of trusting your dream and your voice.

This author's been dreaming and writing (though never sought publication) everyday for nearly three decades.

Humbly, Colore is in competent hands.

I wouldn't attempt it if I thought otherwise. The message is too important.

There are a lot of things America's been saying about a lot of things in the same ways for a long time. (Hint: The Epic's Name)

Time to upgrade our language about how we talk about some very serious concerns.

Poet's work.

And so I write.

Take care, know your work (and worth), and make wonderful this wonderful day.