When I'm writing poetry, I'm most inspired at night. I've woken up in the middle of the night, turned on my lamp, written a poem, and gone back to sleep.
Actually, when writing in general, I prefer writing at night. I can stay up until 2am or 3am easily, working on a piece of fiction.
I write poetry in a notebook, often with a different colored pen depending on my mood or the subject. I write everything else on a computer. I like the feel of the keys beneath my fingers. Stream of consciousness comes out when I write letters to people. I've written some very personal letters that way. I see my letters as a form of my writing.
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Date: 2008-12-08 04:23 am (UTC)Actually, when writing in general, I prefer writing at night. I can stay up until 2am or 3am easily, working on a piece of fiction.
I write poetry in a notebook, often with a different colored pen depending on my mood or the subject. I write everything else on a computer. I like the feel of the keys beneath my fingers. Stream of consciousness comes out when I write letters to people. I've written some very personal letters that way. I see my letters as a form of my writing.