For the last little while, I have noticed that it has become increasingly difficult to write. Right before I write anything at all, I play with words and come up with phrases and then I have the urge to spill everything. However, this weekend, I wasn't able to sleep at all and couldn't get rid of a headache because I was unable to spill my thoughts.. Finally, I wrote this. Haha, does anybody have any tips for writer's block?
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This piece is great. Love it. Writers block? I have no answers... but when I get blocked, I like to just sit with a pen in hand and free write ALL AND WHATEVER comes to mind... It usually frees some clutter and makes way for the flow of thought. For me at least. And some of it can turn to the magic we seek sometimes. Though, the tree has no butter, was on the last pages when I did this... yeah... that will go nowhere. ;)
I find that if I force myself to write, regardless of the actual quality of what I'm writing, I just don't like it very much. I wait for the ideas that just burst out of me and are unstoppable. Sometimes it takes time. Until that happens I try to read a lot because that's the best way for me to get good ideas going. I think some people might say the opposite though and insist that you should write all the time.
But, in regards to this poem, I think it's awesome. I really like the imagery of putting the flowers back in the ground. Reminds me a bit of a Rise Against song... Great job.
I see frustration and acceptance in this work. A recognition of non conformity, and a resignation to the destructive nature of it. Very well written.
As for writer's block... I don't get it ... I get writer's cramp where my mind finds excuses not to write. But eventually I have to. IF I can't think of anything to write, I write anyway. Sometimes what comes out isn't all garbage, but most times I end up just destroying it all. But it helps.
I forgot how much I enjoy your poems, I liked this one alot and I'm sorry to hear about the strike of writers block, you'll come out of it. Thanks for the read request