"Why do stories come into one's head, or odd names or first lines?
Perhaps deep in the brain there is a part that makes things up and
they occasionally pop out if the stimulus is right. If nothing else
is occupying the mind then the idea can be developed. Most of my
poems are written at one sitting, with later tweaks. I use the form
to be able to be more adventurous with words and to use the end of
lines and the beginning of new ones to highlight a word or
re-enforce an idea. Inspiration comes from events or sights or just
thoughts. Often one works with a picture in one's head. An
illustration therefore is sometimes a natural extension. I hope
those included will add rather than detract from the reader's
picture."
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