Under the Influence
Jul. 3rd, 2006 05:46 amOne of the many nice wonderful things about being involved with Lee is the daimonic energy he carries.
( For those of you relatively new to my journal, the definition of daimon, and some of my experience with it, is behind the cut. Everyone else can just keep reading because you've read it all before at least once. )
Without going into details that are not mine to share, Lee's personality and energy and experiences invoke my particular flavor of daimonic energy more than anyone I've met in a long time. One of the lovely side-effects of this is that I'm experiencing a sudden burst of creativity. In response to his request (and I'm leaving out a longish story here) I agreed to write a story for him.
This is a big deal for me. I express myself so much through my creativity, but not all the men I've been involved with have understood the degree of self-revelation and passion that goes into my work, especially my writing. When he asked for a story, he not only honored one of my most cherished gifts, he let me know that he knew he was asking for more than just an entertaining tale. It was an invitation to even deeper self-revelation through myth.
I spent three days writing a story that simply welled up from my heart and gut. It was amazing to be in that space again.
Equally wonderful (in a different way) was the response I received after he read the story. . . :-)
( For those of you relatively new to my journal, the definition of daimon, and some of my experience with it, is behind the cut. Everyone else can just keep reading because you've read it all before at least once. )
Without going into details that are not mine to share, Lee's personality and energy and experiences invoke my particular flavor of daimonic energy more than anyone I've met in a long time. One of the lovely side-effects of this is that I'm experiencing a sudden burst of creativity. In response to his request (and I'm leaving out a longish story here) I agreed to write a story for him.
This is a big deal for me. I express myself so much through my creativity, but not all the men I've been involved with have understood the degree of self-revelation and passion that goes into my work, especially my writing. When he asked for a story, he not only honored one of my most cherished gifts, he let me know that he knew he was asking for more than just an entertaining tale. It was an invitation to even deeper self-revelation through myth.
I spent three days writing a story that simply welled up from my heart and gut. It was amazing to be in that space again.
Equally wonderful (in a different way) was the response I received after he read the story. . . :-)