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Writer's Block
October 21, 2011
There had been no inspiration
To write such a ballad
There was no kind of sensation
There is nothing to see
So many will write
What my brain won’t conceive
Some would find the light
There is nothing to see
In poem and song
Both literature’s child
They can make you feel strong
There is nothing to see
When a blocked mind thinks
It may not find a thing
It’s like when a blind man blinks
There is nothing to see
© Emily H., Marshall, MI
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Helena_Noel BRONZE said...
on Nov. 15 2011 at 9:31 am
I love this, it flowed a little oddly the first time i read it, but I defidently understand writter's block the last stanza was awsome, good analogy. You obviously didn't have writer's block at the time, though. If youcan come up with something that good then that's the kind of block i wish i had.
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