Thoughts Formed by Watson

Today I woke up early. I went to my first two classes and am now in my last class of the day. As I'm not paying attention to what our instructor in saying, for that matter, what anyone is saying... I did catch one of my fellow students comment that writers always think about what they are writing. I, however, slightly disagree with that. I find that whenever I write (not to deem myself so quickly as a write, per say) I find that there is an absence of thought. Whenever I write anything, it is usually on a whim or very spontaneous. For instance, I haven't written a blog in.... several weeks, and yet here I am, on a whim, spontaneously writing this blog for few of you to see. I feel that some passion, some eloquence can, in fact, be produced by the absence of thought. This is merely a new theory that I have come up with within the last... oh... 10 seconds, but I believe that it is a valid one. Sometimes thought, at least the process of thought, can be so cumbersome to one's artistic adventures.