Do you ever just get words stuck in your head?

[DokiDokiTsuna]

Not music lyrics or anything, just words. Like a phrase that just repeats itself over and over in your brain...

I have them all the time, and in recent weeks one of them was 'convergence of the twain'. All I knew was that it was the title of a poem, and a quick Google search confirmed that it IS a poem, and a brilliant one (seriously, read it and try to figure out what it's about without cheating. I love it, and I'm glad I randomly remembered it)~.

I also have this thing where, if I'm trying to work on a script and my mind goes blank before I can stop my fingers, I just auto-type 'no one'. Just 'no one'.

It used to be 'no' alone, probably because I've gotten used to typing 'no' for 'Notifications' into the searchbar when I go to DeviantArt (I always go straight to my stuff, rather than the front page). But in recent years it's randomly become 'no one', and I have to admit it's a little creepy to come out of a daydream, look back at Word and just see

No one

Sitting there like that. :[ Will this auto-typed phrase continue to extend as the years go by? Am I very slowly receiving a psychic message from the cosmos...?

[dawgofdawgness]

YEP
This week for me it was
“Actually”

[Kann]

Most of time I get obscure Polish names stuck in my head. I wake up and my brain is like "Onufry".

[Kelheor]

As a fellow Slav I am now terrified that Onufry will come to me tomorrow too

[irene_addler]

I do. When it happens to me, I usually take it as sign it's time for me to write a poem lol

[joannekwan]

¡Tu familia es horrible!

Sometimes I'll get audio bites from commercials and stuff stuck on my mind for a couple of days xD

[Noorie]

The most recent was Victor's phrase from "House of Anubis". After like 6 years. I'm now rewatching

[bitsofnerd]

This really describes me. Before I even form a plot of a story, I usually get these sentences I think sound awesome stuck in my head. For instance, in my recent novel, it started with the sentence: "It was the darkness and mind-silencing music stitched to the cacophony of grinding bodies that pushed him into my arms." I kept thinking about this and literally started building story around this sentence is that bad?

[Iris-Grimoire]

Usually weird fun words, like Inexorable, Imbroglio, Whimsical, Brook etc.

The most common one is a recurring sentence though, "looking at the circumstances". I think I keep trying to insert that into dialogue and my brain won't have me discard this, ever.