

Last week this article gave me the impetus to
dabble in an unhealthy dose of introspection.
The introspection lead to self-flagellation, which in turn caused me to self medicate.
In a fog (euphemism)
I found myself shamelessly adopting a lion for a writing circle.
A writing circle whose meshing points are short stories, poetry and the like.
I am no poet.
(Perhaps one has to get poetry in order to write it.)
Anyhow, given the task of naming my lion and allowing him to inspire prose/poetry--
I named my lion Tirso.
This is what Tirso has inspired:
variegated mask easy
to succumb to joy and pain
stable
in a changing world charging
through time
misunderstood.
I wondered if I was unshrouding myself as I characterized Tirso.
Perhaps I should take Steve's advice to quit B.U.I.
(Blogging Under the Influence.)