I'm sure it will return...usually when we least expect it our muse will allow those thoughts to resurface, we're all guilty!
Blessings,
Joyce B.

A Kool Write out of procrastination
very creative
Thanks for sharing Karla
Peace & love be with you

William

Wonderful and quite refreshing

Is it procrastination or are you like me, too much on my plate?

Kathy

Just reach out and grab them on their return Karla, Thanks for reaching out to us.
Newfie Hugs, Rose

They might blow back in again - as the Scouts say - Be Prepared!

I believe we are all guilty of this, but it only leaves room for other great ideas to emerge, but we have to remember to write those down, thanks for the write.

Well said Karen. If I'd written down all those I forgot, I could have covered the moon with the words; like buffalo roaming the praries, a jumbled mixture of wandering herds. Maybe someday they'll come back to us. We can always hope. God bless. Paul.

Sometimes words are like eels, very difficult to keep, and more you try to grab farther they go from your brain, until they are just a vague memory of something you wanted to say.
Perhaps not a good poem or phrases that you will have regretted afterwards, best they are goners.
Georg

Karla...my thoughts are with you. But take comfort in the fact that there is nothing Amateur about your crastinating.
Love ya,

Walt

Awwwww, sweet lady, no need to ask for forgiveness. You leave thoughts to ponder over no matter what you write. Stiff upper lip!

Be safe,
Karen

Funny and true.--Charlie

I love it and so relate to this piece!
EXCELLENT

f.o.r.g.i.v.e.n :o)

amazing how quickly those thoughts can be whisped away

We all have been there, trust me...
Peace, Love, and light,
amber "V"

next time write down a few choice words or the beginning line and when you're ready to write the poem refer back to it andhopefully it will flow ... carry around a small notebook and of course, a pen ;)

I think we have all been there a great write as always
God Bless
Michelle~

This is a good example of an author getting rid of procrastination. You have turned "writer's block" into a piece of writing. Well done!

Axilea

Perhaps the spontaneous is what was meant to be, it's good that you followed your instincts to write it! What you lost will recycle itself in your brain and come back eventually a bit different but same intent. Write on!

Love,
Eileen

Sometimes whirl wind thoughts are hard to catch,,,,, I wanted to say something else,, darn,, forgot,,,,,,,,

Know the feeling well dear Karla - but often what blows away is replaced by something that is meant to touch someone right where they need to be touched, at exactly the right time. An individuals writing and creating is something much more vast than just self satisfaction. You are always a blessing!
Richard

Forgiven . . . I think most of us are the same way. If we don't write it down we forget it. You did well with what you had to work with . . .

Karla~

Whenever the muse strikes, you write. Don't worry how it may sound; as long as you have the inspiration, don't hesitate to get it down. I know how you feel; sometimes we have those days where our muse shuts down. That's okay. It will be ready for another day. Very well written poem, and no, this is not a pitiful excuse of a write: it shares with us the feelings you are currently experiencing, and that is good therapy. Keep on writing; don't worry what everyone else may think or who has the most reviews!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :(

((((((((MORE HUGS))))))))) (Just because I love you!)