It's like a wall,
Broad and tall.
Try to climb it and you will surely fall.
All you can do is wait,
Hoping others relate,
Staring at the wall with hate.
Keep thinking to yourself,
You will gain the wealth,
The stealth.
To get around the wall,
Solid as a rock,
Just wait and it will knock,
The doors will unlock,
You've escaped writers block.
Writrs block, this is horible because of it, but I'm trying, like the poem says, keep trying to write and it should go away soon.
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Reviews of "The Wall"
Reviewed by penelope hornsey (Reader)
Reviewed on April 16, 2003
Brilliant
Reviewed by ♥ Kari Hirshey ♥ (Reader)
Reviewed on January 1, 2003
Good Write Kaci, and you conqured that writer's block, I believe... ;) I like.
Actually, I have concocted a little healing method for Writer's Block. Go to the newsletter section and the first article is on it, entirely. It's very good. Oh, and your poem DOES NOT stink ;)
Warm Love,
*- Brittany -*
Reviewed by William M. Sowman
Reviewed on December 31, 2002
It will go and you will write like the champion you are. Bill Murray
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~Kari~
Warm Love,
*- Brittany -*
Happy New Year.