Bane of BlockA Poem by The LarkA more upbeat take on writers block, written long before my other rant about writers block by the way.
What line here speaks the measure of a man If neither word nor deed be wrought by him? When proof of artful thought yields little span; So lacking voice, would mind appear dim? But shaping thoughts sometimes refuse to firm, And foul internal fog declines to clear; Prolonged, it makes a matter of concern, Uncured, defeats epiphany so near. Thus wretched ailment stays the heart and hand From union under pen and written word; Deny such urges for complete disband, To quit, no greater has a poet erred. For light shall carve its way and come to thee If held with faith and lived in patience be. © 2010 The LarkReviews
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1 Review Added on February 15, 2008 Last Updated on April 22, 2010 AuthorThe LarkMelbourne, AustraliaAboutI guess I'm something of an old-school poet. I always write with fixed meter and rhyme, and for the most part that's what I enjoying reading too. "I'd as soon write free verse as play tennis with th.. more..Writing
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