Hold on to my head for a minute, would you please? It's getting a little too heavy to carry all by myself.
Open your eyes - Learn to really see. An object, a visual representation, a form; Take them and make modifications. Distort images. Break them until memories and connections are made. Find bridges. Observe similarities with aspects of color, composition, light and shadow. Retain texture. Indentations, protrusions, silk and rock.
Move your muscles - Master fluency. Force your body still, move a tendon. Peer at your hands to see them shake before you. Memorize muscles as you shift concentration from one finger to the next. Watch your veins, remember your feet. Recall your movements. Recognize the stillness, feel the pressure. Create waves and make impetuous progressions with the one thing you own.
You know,
I shouldn't be telling you to do anything.
You don't need to do anything.
Don't do anything.
There I go again.
What's more spectacular than a red chair in an open white room?

