So look closely at the world around you, and bring that observation to your reader. Observation Imagination Imagination Imagination brings experience and observation to life. Without imagination, they are nothing but dry words on a page. It's fairly simple. Of course it takes practice.
Imagination can take the commonplace and create something very uncommon out of it.
It can encourage the reader to look at things a new way, or to look beyond the here and now, or from a point of view quite alien to her. Imagination finds the greater meaning in the day to day. It can set you and your reader free. Living there you'll be free, if you truly wish to be. Experience, observation, and imagination are three important skills in a writer's repertoire.