The Puzzling Thing About Writers Block

The Puzzling Thing About Writers Block

A Poem by Bell Spalding
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not about love for once, which is great, because heaven knows I need a break

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I know,
Whether I like it or not,
That my touch is woven into many things-
Open-sky clearings and
a million clusters of goldenrod and
Impossibly vast oceans and
Summer evening breezes and
The apples at the grocery store and
Dozens of branches and
Two chairs I found rotting in a dumpster and
The floors and the ceilings
And every word in every book I've ever read
Grassy forest floors
And towers as high as the clouds and 
Pots and pans and paintings and photographs
I was there for all of those beautiful things and more
And yet
Absolutely none of it
Is really the thing I want to write about

© 2018 Bell Spalding


Author's Note

Bell Spalding
Comments, questions, concerns? All are appreciated!

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A poet can turn everyday ordinary into beauty. You have done that here.

Chris

Posted 5 Years Ago


Bell Spalding

5 Years Ago

Thank you so very much, Chris! I appreciate your kindness.
Fondly,
Bell

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Added on September 4, 2018
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Bell Spalding
Bell Spalding

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I'm a 14 year old who writes incoherent words that sound pretty. I'm also constantly tired. Fun times. more..

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