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No Ideas
  At the blank pages I
  Stare in annoyance to the empty spaces
  I shake with the fear that the writings may not please
  My pensive nature
  
  My hands, my brain fail to develop good
  Ideas that satisfy my heart and soul
  
  I stare at the blank page and wait
  For creativity to return
  And paint it with words
  
  Hanging in the smog,
  I see an image that
  I want to paint
  Hovering just out of my range
  As it slowly fades away, out of my focus
  
  I don’t have enough inspiration to
  Bring the fading image
  Back into my focus
  
  I strike the keys,
  The words appear
  But the words don’t seem to strike a bright bulb,
  In here
  
  I change the form,
  It stays that way
  For seconds
  Minutes
  Hours
  And soon, Days
  
  I think long about the
  Mystery, as to why
  The keys don’t
  Unlock the rooms in me
  
  It takes time to find the right words
  Combining them to paint
  A piece of art
  That rests deep inside
  A poet’s heart
  
  I am impatient
  Restless, Lost of
  Words
  
  Eager to find the words I need
  I rush it, write to fast
  Not thinking about what the artwork
  Will turn out to be
  
  I write a bad poem
  Stare at it with shock
  
  The impatient poet retires again
  Hoping it won’t happen once more
  As I rush again, I failed to learn from the past
  Poetry needs time I noticed at last.

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