i want to write more poetry but the words refuse to leave
i'm terrified that they might become what used to make me pleased
i believed every scribble i drew on paper in pen was art
"it's my poetry, who cares about verse, form, rhythm, and heart?"
i assigned too much meaning to all the juvenile words
instead of searching for the words that are ones worth working for
i continuously thought that my first drafts were perfection
always finished with each one after being newly written
i labeled meaningless writing as simply ambiguous
to call my work poetry was such a misdiagnosis
Dec 23, 2020
Dec 23, 2020 at 11:00 PM UTC
i want to write more poetry but the words refuse to leave
i'm terrified that they might become what used to make me pleased
i believed every scribble i drew on paper in pen was art
"it's my poetry, who cares about verse, form, rhythm, and heart?"
i assigned too much meaning to all the juvenile words
instead of searching for the words that are ones worth working for
i continuously thought that my first drafts were perfection
always finished with each one after being newly written
i labeled meaningless writing as simply ambiguous
to call my work poetry was such a misdiagnosis
