To be Inspired

inspire |inˈspīr| verb: 1. fill (someone) with the urge or ability to do or feel something, esp. to do something creative. 2. create (a feeling, esp. a positive one) in a person. 3. give rise to.
To be inspired.
It's like when all your emotions comes pouring in to you and you seem to drown in them.
To be inspired.
It's like when a lightbulb went on in your head, and you're just as excited as Edison when he had first invented it.
To be inspired.
It's like when you finally solve that math problem that you've been trying to figure out for hours, and you couldn't help but chuckle and think, "Why didn't I thought of that in the first place?"
To be inspired. 
It's like when you finally realize what was so funny about that joke your friend told you a day ago, and you couldn't help but suddenly burst out laughing and all your class mates stare at you funny.
To be inspired.
It's like when you finally learned how to ride a bike on two wheels, and you're just pedalling and pedalling, laughing and shouting all the while. 
To be inspired.
It's like when you watched a great movie and walk out of the theater speechless.
To be inspired.
For years I've been trying to figure out what it meant. But now I know that inspiration comes in big and small, and life itself is an inspiration.
To be inspired.
The dictionary meaning is incorrect. Nobody can tell you what inspiration is, or what it feels like to be inspired. You have to feel it for yourself, like feeling rain on your skin. 
To be inspired.
You'll just have to figure it out for yourself, because not one person on this Earth would be able to tell you what it feels like, why it had such a large impact on his or her life.
To be inspired.
You'll just have to see for yourself, because that day will come eventually, and when it does, grab hold of it and turn it in to something beautiful.
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