*Feb. 9,2003.
I wasn't even going to post this one as it doesn't meet my standards for postable works. However, having had writers block resently, what the heck.
I'm unable to write papers
or get myself to do much else.
My mind and body refuse to push
to do the things there are to do.
My body has been giving out--
giving up to sickness fits
which my mind uses for excuses.
I need my body to function at work
and my mind to work on school.
Guess my mind will have to work overtime
to govern my body and finish my work.
Be couragious. Do not quit. There is coming a new day.
Reviewed by the phantom pheonix (Reader)
Reviewed on February 19, 2003
yes writers block can be overcome you just need to take some breathing time and look for things to inspire of course im just a new poet so you probably shouldnt listen to me just listen to Rage and Peg because they are so much better atthis than I but what you wrote above was excellent with simple nature and flow you did a wonderful job on it
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