I am accustomed to sleep and in my dreams to imagine the same things that lunatics imagine when awake.
Rene Descartes
Too bad, because I clearly remember that last night I thought of something great and now it will never hit the printed page. The Pulitzer of Blogs will never be mine and all because my inspiration is my head upon a pillow at the end of a tiring day and not the rising sun at the beginning of the tiring day.
I could keep pen and paper at my bedside, but I fear all that would accomplish is a chasing away of brilliant thoughts and sleep as I stirred to wakefulness. Therefor the world will never know how insightful my bedtime musings are.
It's probably a good thing that my nighttime musing fade away with the coming of dawn. I would be disappointed to find that they weren't so brilliant after all. This way, I will forever be able to believe the most profound thinking I possess is done as I drift into the comfort of sleep.
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If I don't get up and write an idea down before falling asleep, it's lost forever or does lose its brillance... of course then, I lose a lot of sleep
I have trouble sleeping as it is, so I think it's best to leave my drowsy ruminations to the night!
Me too. I am absolutely brilliant just before I tumble into sleep. The only thing is I dream heavily & exhaustingly & sleep rarely makes me feel rested, more like a night spent grappling with a crocodile.
I bet there are many midnight masters in the world. Think what we could accomplish if we were so brilliant during the day. : )
I keep pen and paper next to the bed. I don't get nearly as much sleep as I should.
Fortunately for me it isn't a daily occurence, but I would love to turn off my brain sometimes and get some sleep!
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