Finding Inspiration in Nature: Animals

I'm a writer, and writers are inspired to write. Perhaps they write romance, perhaps mystery, perhaps nonfiction or stories for children. Whatever "it" is, writers are inspired, moved, called even to write. Artists, whether they paint or make works from clay, are also inspired. As humans, we find inspiration (whether to do good deeds or to somehow be a better human being) via many avenues... and that includes nature.

I wrote a blog post recently for Writing Wranglers & Warriors, a website for writers and artists, on the subject of inspiration, in particular, being inspired by nature. Yet, even if you don't consider yourself either a writer or an artist, you can find inspiration at the Wrangler site.  I wrote the Finding Inspiration in Nature post in two parts, the latest about animals, for that is the subject matter about which I write. Perhaps you, too, will find inspiration in my blog post. Find a segment of it below then continue reading the post at the Writing Wranglers & Warriors website. I hope you enjoy it!

Finding Inspiration in Nature, Part 2: Animals
Last week I wrote about being inspired by nature with regard to landscapes. Whether mountains, valleys, fields, forests, oceans, lakes, streams, city parks, botanical gardens, or your own backyard, you can find refreshment, replenishment, inspiration, and creativity in nature. You can also find inspiration in the creatures which inhabit these spaces, lessons that can be applied to life, and even to writing.

Continue reading by clicking on this link:
https://writingwranglersandwarriors.wordpress.com/2016/06/27/finding-inspiration-in-nature-animals/


Read Part 1, Finding Inspiration in Nature: Landscapes by clicking on the link below:
https://writingwranglersandwarriors.wordpress.com/2016/06/20/finding-inspiration-in-nature-part-1/

What or who inspires you? Do you consider yourself a creative person, and if so, what stimulates that creativity?