There once was a man named Bobby Who was bored and needed a hobby He sat there and pondered He thought, and he wondered But nothing came to him all day.
So Bobby decided to write But none of his words came out right. His thoughts tossed and turned And his first drafts, he burned Because he felt his work was trite.
Suddenly, the room filled with flames And he knew his first drafts were to blame He tried to escape But he was too late And soon he screamed with pain.
He died later on that day And his story goes on to say Take pride in your work And all of its quirks Or soon you will leave the same way.
I tend to believe that our harshest critics are ourselves, and that we must learn to overcome that terrible voice in our heads, or else we'll never do what we love.