Don't know WHERE this came from. And so, I write ...
Image (c) 2009, Karla Dorman
... taking pen in hand, i stab the
messenger in the heart again ---
again --- in a desperate attempt
to shut out the laughter ringing
in my eyes. damn them. is this
how they all got their start, the
wordkillers, saying that my lines
would be better off dead?? ---
i throw the body down: it hates
no more. i have what it takes to
be great --- they just don't know
it. i'll write and write until they
publish the mad.rantings of a
poet or i run out of ink --- one of
the two. i. will. wait. and see ...
53,142 readers can't be wrong!!! You keep on keep'n on. Be positive and write on. I'll read and pray that ya'll in Texas keep warm.
Blessings and love,
Susan
Oh, this must be the one you're referring to! I like it! Not necessary to know "where" it came from. It came from you, face it! "my lines/would be better off dead...." I love that! (not true, though). I would take off the three words "to be great." just end with "what it takes." stabbing the messenger - your inner critic, or others . -- is great too. Did you know your snow picture has two breasts? Thus, you are REALLY baring your soul (and whatever else) here! YOU GO GIRL!
Excellent poem, in my opinion, Karla!
The greatest writer's block is not
from without but rather, from our own inner
critic. You express that so well here!
Write on!!
Just keep writing Karla
as they say one gets better with practice
of which you need none, "Miss Poetess"
Your write as all poets do "from the heart"
Love & peace be with you
Sheila
Blessings and love,
Susan
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John
Initially, they ignored Keats. Write, Karla.
-gene.
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Georg
The greatest writer's block is not
from without but rather, from our own inner
critic. You express that so well here!
Write on!!
~a fellow human & poet, Zach
as they say one gets better with practice
of which you need none, "Miss Poetess"
Your write as all poets do "from the heart"
Love & peace be with you
William
Your picture kind of looks like your words: lines of poetry with the last stanza broken off. Now. THAT. Is. Cool! Very well penned/illustrated; brava!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D