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Blocked

The screen stares back into my tired eyes

as if snow fallen freshly from the starless sky.

My fingers rest upon random keys

as a sailor stuck on calm, unmoving seas.

The thoughts suspend inside my head

as if I were a corpse, freshly dead.

I am a writer who cannot write

as if I were the moon without a night.

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Written by
heather-danielle-ashley
27 / F / American
Published
Sep 15, 2019
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A poem about writers block.

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