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Suffering From Writer's Block

I’m a hostage in my own cage,
Suffering from writer’s blockage,

Afflicted apathy aiding rage,
Sloppiness snoring scowling sage,

Chained brain inflicting pain,
Ambiguous thoughts; cloud or rain,

I shook it, bashed it, I’m exhausted,
I’ve gone rusty, crusty and frosted,

I’m a hostage in my own cage,
Suffering from writer’s blockage.


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Written November 1st, 2004

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  • Desdmona
    March 16

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    This is well thought out. I like the rhyme and ending with the first stanza but sometimes the alliteration is distracting but I also think you get your message across. Good job and good luck. ~Des

  • Leaving Today
    October 22, 2007

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    hmm......even though u were in writer's block i think you did pretty well..the thoughts, the rhyme are good here.....but definitely you are better when you are not in writer's block and your muse is flying higher n higher well done friend.


  • SoS
    November 9, 2006
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    The poem was well written, even though under writers block. The rhyme scheme worked, and the flow was steady. It was a great poem. But this wasnt exactlly what I was looking for, but good job! I liked this =)


  • Amythest Moonjade
    May 16, 2006
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    Congratulations

    Merry meet,
    Congratulations on winning the Bronze. Please forgive my tardiness in my acknowledgement of your accomplishment. I love this poem. I've felt trapped in my cage recently, lol. There isn't much I can say about it regarding the structure or rhyme that hasn't be said with more eloquence above. Congratulations again.

    Amythest


  • Sonja
    May 2, 2006
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    Your muse like to play the same game,
    maybe she also has the same name.
    Nice used words, good luck to you,
    but I am in the same contest too.
    ~Sonja~

  • mina nagi
    May 1, 2006
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    OMG, your comments are very encouraging and I'm feeling soooo honoured... even if I don't win ... I'll cherish your comments all the time like a trophy...
    mina

  • Impressive wording!

    What cna one say about this poem of yours.
    These lines I really found interesting...

    Chained brain inflicting pain,
    Ambiguous thoughts; cloud or rain,

    The flow and the contrast to this poem is really ingenius. your words you written in your poem really added depth to the entry of my cotnest and also is quite an eye opener as well. I don't normally applaud poems when someone enters my contest but I have to say I am highly impressed. I can easily say you are among the winners at lest in my eyes and as for the other 2 judges we shall see. Great poem all round and beautifully worded and portayed. Good Luck and keep on writing


  • beeblebear
    August 26, 2005
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    I love it. We all have all these words running around inside our heads, it's how to get them down on paper.
    And I like the rhyming. Half rhymes are tricky buggers to get down, and I think you've done it, by Jove.
    Excellent.


  • TripleGoddess
    August 25, 2005
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    I like the rhyming scheme in this, but I don't like the usage of "Cage" and "Blockage". I don't really know why I don't like those, though. The third stanza is, by far, my favorite. It is so creative. The flow of this piece was quiet well. Good job.

  • Willow
    November 7, 2004
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    This is where I'm at right now. So bloody frustrating.

    ~Willow~


  • Lonely
    November 7, 2004
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    oh.. this was so true...... the writers block is really like a change..... and the second last line was really wonderful! great poem Mina! keep writing

    Lonely~


  • Mari Goes gold member
    November 1, 2004
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    You? Nah, can't imagine you without words, I think that words just procreate themselves in your head.

    Now, seriously, this poem is great and I feel the same way now and then. But because I talk more than I should, ideas come fast into my mind and from there they land on paper
    Unblock you pen my friend, cause we can't miss your words!

    K&L,
    Mari


  • EveJustWantedToKnow
    November 1, 2004
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    great

    i totally understand, although lately i seem to write constantly, on the down side, i've stopped talking so i still feel trapped inside my wall.

    ~Kate

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