I cannot say that Robert Graves influenced or inspired by writing, both stories and poems. I can say, with complete knowingness, that reading this kind of knowledge of his inspired me to trust and then follow my own inspiration - the touchCallingWhisperTug of the Source - in my writing.
This interview with Leslie Norris, also a great 'British' poet (acknowledging that poetry is universal), was published in The Listener 28 May 1970.
Here are a couple of questions from Norris and Graves' response.
Do you consider yourself fortunate inhaving been a poet?
I love this! No 'cheating'. Be true to 'you'. And ... Thy will be Done.
You've written that you write poems for poets. Do you mean you write poems exclusively for poets, or for people who live as poets do?
The Bridge is always open from meYouMe to the Source. The Source that touchesCallsWhispersTugs at us to write this ... paint this ... dance this.
Tending to our side of the Bridge is our Duty, our Dharma. The other side of the Bridge and what lies there takes care of Itself quite perfectly, thank you. Once we do our work on our side of the Bridge then Inspiration is AlwaysOn.
Namaste! I bow to and honor the light within you!
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