So, what is writer’s block?
Do you remember that time
when his little finger grazed your wrist,
amidst the whispered conversation,
steady eye contact, and
lip gazing?
How you stuttered on the next word,
fumbled between your thoughts,
trying to forget the shiver
running up your spine, like
a dew drop on the foggy window?
You just could not remember
what you had to say next.
Do you remember that cliff,
the “What if you fly” split seconds,
the hopes for a wonderland,
an escape from this cruel world,
at the bottom of the fall?
You wanted to shout out to the mountains,
and hear them talk in response,
for they really were the best listeners.
You opened your mouth,
but no words came out,
what did you have to say?
Do you remember that stage,
your first audience,
all those gawking eyes,
on your dried lips,
and anxious eyes.
Your heart beating so loud,
the mic would’ve probably caught it ,
had you not held it high enough.
Do you remember the struggle,
to remember just the first damn word?
It’s almost like that.
But don’t worry,
I don’t believe in a dam being strong enough
to hold back the tsunami of my words.
I don’t believe in writer’s block.
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Mike
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I love this.❤
Is it fiction?
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Everything I write is fiction. 🔥
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Oh…
Lovely❤
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It’s awesome and so relatable🖒😅
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Wow! But I do believe in writer’s block.
It’s when I like nothing I write. 😂 Happens more often than I’d prefer.
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Happens with a lot of people. Nothing to worry about!
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evoking and thought-provoking. i think of writer’s “block” as not so much of a block but a dam actually, a writers “dam” breaking, the inundating infinite creativity, every potential word and storyline flowing— up to us to define the water’s path. amazing job thanks for sharing
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I really like this; I don’t believe in writers block either.
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I remember the first time I sang onstage, completely obsessed with the fears of forgetting every single word. Ugh! Now I worry when my son plays his piano at a recital, worried that he’ll forget all of the notes. Old habits…hope they’re not contagious!
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I’m pretty sure they’re not. Your kid is safe! ❤
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Well written text.
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Great words put together well! Sometimes I stare at a blank page wondering what to write, so I leave it and come back later when I am filled with more inspiration.
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Nice
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This phrase is stunning “You wanted to shout out to the mountains,
and hear them talk in response,
for they really were the best listeners”
I enjoyed your post, thank you.
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That means a lot. ❤ Do read some of the other stuff, I’m sure you’ll find something you like.
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This is relatable and beautifully penned down!!! 💯
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what’s your favorite coffee??
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Mocha. Yours?
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Kaali vaali 😛
(Jk, it’s cappucino)
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😂 okay
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Good work
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What could be the antonym of writers block…I think its writer wrath!
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I don’t believe in writer’s block either.
Nice post, thanks!
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That was amazing. Sometimes you do forget the “first damn word” but as you remember it, there is no stopping you. Then it is definitely a tsunami of words and thoughts.👍👍
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Wow that was really amazing! I wouldn’t believe in writer’s blocks either, if the dam in my head wasn’t this damn strong….
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You describe Writer’s Block so well. I have been through it and I know how it feels. This is a wonderful way of putting it to words.
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Yeah, it’s the worst.
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