Word: Imaginative

Definition: new, original and clever

Original Attempt (excerpt):
β€œBeing able to drift off to a different world, universe or time. Be able to see buildings, nature and the universe itself change inside your mind. To put a charcoal pencil or a brush to a blank canvas and let lines turn into art…”

The Gap: Describes imagination like a list of hobbies. No emotion, no awe, no spark. It reads like a catalogue, not an experience.

Rewrite (embodied): Imagination is the sudden lightning strike behind your eyelids when the ordinary collapses. It is the subway seat turning into a throne, the cracked pavement blooming into galaxies. Imagination is not optional β€” it is rebellion, oxygen, survival.

Rewrite (visceral): Having mental references from visual focuses you have made over time to spontaneously generate imaginative content effectively.

Expansion:

Question: Can we truly imagine something entirely new, or is it always based on existing experiences?