Not hard to get writier's block when like you, you are writing new stuff all the time. Some of us are well-written but poorly published into the past - so we got a file!
good luck

A break you may need
to continue to succeed
as your heart still grows
your words will know!
Come my muse
sit with me
share what you can
my pen is in hand!
Warmed in the Spirit, Warrior Purple Lady She
STay Positive!
This poem ROCKsss!
"THIS TOO SHALL PASS"

A good ole karate chop to this disk that does flop.. don't fix it, but you sure feel better...
Once the Water, Walter was even blocked.
Your words will spring forth and fifth. Sure.

I do like you're rhyming Walt, keep writing, love holly

Walt, we all go through this..You need a hot woman, a margarita, and a sandy beach..now I bet you could get inspired!
Heads up, cheer up, look up, those words will come down raining and you will be writing with furious thunder..
Much peace, love, and light my friend,
Amber "V"

Loved this piece and soooo relate~`*

They seem to be flowing pretty good, right here!

I happen to think you are still doing a wonderful job as many of us seem to be going through this right now, maybe it's the weather. I have written twenty-three new poems in the past while that I feel are not good enough to share on the den. Thank you Walt for letting me know I am not alone.
Newfie Hugs, Rose

My brother Walt has a block of constipated words and is in need of a literary laxative to start going.
Anyone????

Georg

The second part of Sir Isaac Newton's First Law of Motions: Inertia--
"...an object in uniform motion tends to remain in motion."

Keep your pen moving, Walt. Remember that writing is not so much typing the words as it is reworking and revising and editing what you have produced. When you keep your pen in uniform motion, soon the words you have waited for will appear as if by magic. Yes, "One day soon new words will flow."

You see, Walt, even in your hour of supposed writer's block you have produced words of value to share with us. Writer's block is not a true reality; it is simply a resting time in your production line.

Inspiration and creativity is not measured by the clock. Keep your pen in motion!

Richard

We can't be positive enough! Not so easy sometimes, however.

it will be fine--when the words are ready, they will be there and you won't be able to ignore them

The beauty of poetry is that even when we hit a dry spill we never have to look to far for inspiration.

fee

Got the Muse Blues? Ah! It'll return as fast as it left...
You bet!
Love and blessings!
Susan

You are doing fine, Walt! This is very very good.
Love,
annie

Sometimes we all could use a bit of a reprieve from the gushing of words that won't stop. Maybe this is your time to re-charge in preparation for something big! Enjoyed your poem!

Obviously, your "spring" is still flowing, maybe not with what you'd like, but better to write than not.

God bless you. Kathy

The words will flow when you least expect them...

Carole~

Sure they will, Wally. Just hang in there!
Love,
Becca~

Indeed they will flow like a river,,, Always enjoy your words!
Christine

Well done dear man,enjoyed..take care OK...HUgsssssss

Writing about writer's block is already a way of writing; the water is already flowing, which is good news. :-)

Axilea

Great write walt,(say that fast )....i know the feeling to well i seem to run hot and cold...somedays it just pours out..then the well is dry bone dry,,,you did fine for a dry spell.......
stan

Walt, this is such a great, stimulating analogy. Leave it to you, to come up with just the right verbiage to relate. I am struggling with attempts to write, relate and feel good about it. This has been a long lull for me. I write, throw away and start over again and again. The Muses have deserted me. The agony is depressing. Jon Michal Willey

Just rest a bit the words will pour in again when you least expect it Walt.

FOr one with writers block you did well writing this one!!

Well done Walt!!

Love Tinka

Walt i'm glad you had the big "WB" when you wrote
this poem. Imagine if you didn't have it what you
could write;-)(couldn't help,but inject some humor;-)

luv
et

Walt, I've had these problems here lately...but this one sounds great to me...enjoyed the poem & the picture.

I hope mine joins yours.

Well done
Ron

Necessary output () for more input i would imagine~evol _ TedSo

Yes, they will, Walt: after the chill of winter, Spring will restore the Earth (and your Muse). I believe in you--have faith. Well penned.

((((HUGS)))) and love, and know you're missed, Karla.