Closer

Jun 06, 2012 23:52



I was never good enough.  When I got into the prestigious local choir, the one you had to audition to get in, my mother’s first reaction was “but you can’t sing.”  When I came home carrying the essay that had won first prize for my year, my mother criticised my subject choice and told me I could have done better and then maybe I’d have come top in ( Read more... )

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ashgaelsonaria June 7 2012, 00:54:37 UTC
Thats cool.
As a painter I know the fealing - but when it does come out perfect I don't feal like I created it, it was there and I was nothing more then a chanal for it to be released.

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alleyalligator June 11 2012, 20:20:06 UTC
There's a definite moment of clarity when you create something that you know is good that really does feel like you're channeling something rather than it being you doing the work.

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i_17bingo June 11 2012, 22:10:31 UTC
I've never had to choose between my love and my art, but I've come close.

This is really a really good piece, FYI.

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alleyalligator June 11 2012, 22:32:08 UTC
Thanks. I've not had to make the choice either. Although I must admit that my husband does resent the time I spend on Idol entries...

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i_17bingo June 11 2012, 23:01:54 UTC
I dropped out for my wife, so there's that, I guess...

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jem0000000 June 19 2012, 04:48:11 UTC
Poor woman.

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alleyalligator June 20 2012, 14:34:16 UTC
Indeed.

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n3m3sis42 June 19 2012, 13:51:18 UTC
Oh, wow. I very much related to this.

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alleyalligator June 20 2012, 14:34:32 UTC
I think anyone in Idol for too long can relate :P

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m_malcontent June 19 2012, 18:00:24 UTC
Art and obsession are closely related.

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alleyalligator June 20 2012, 14:34:44 UTC
That they most definitely are.

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