Then I write

Maplespal

 

I sit and reflect on the day each night,
add in music, pen paper and then I write.
Lots of crossed out words on the sheets,
crumpled balls laying surrounding my feet.
Unfinished thoughts missing lines of points,
painful wrist and elbow writing joints.
Then I move past the loss of dying ink,
lose my place and recapture my think,
then I write.

 

 

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  • HerTime

    Beautifully written. "loss of dying ink" is a great line!

  • sorenbarrett

    Nicely worded that process of writing a poem or thought. Indeed it works pretty much like that on most occasions. Well done



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