These thoughts of mine,
so incomplete
whilst other thoughts
are whole and neat
I cannot write
what isn’t done
I cannot be
the only one
Who writes a line
and takes it back
and writes again
but still it lacks
the little spark
to make it shine
the little touch
to make it mine
so I erase
the words I wrote,
unfinished thoughts
no antidote.
~ Andrew
It has been a while since I wrote and I was hit with a little burst of inspiration for this one. I always find myself unable to finish something I started, I want everything I write to be the best quality possible and that inner perfectionist is a huge obstacle for me
Ugh, beautiful and too true.
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Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it
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Of course. Please keep writing! Don’t get discouraged. Your words won’t always be for you- sometimes, they’re meant to uplift others:)
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I’m setting myself quite modest writing goals for the near future, I want to keep sharing my work with everyone because it’s the kind words of others that helped me overcome a lot of my anxiety about sharing my work
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Well, I look forward to reading more of your work.
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Well ‘Mr. perfectionist’ (hehehe) this poem is perfect!!! I feel like this when I am trying to compose a poem these days! Your writing is getting better & your poems have been FAB from the start!!!
Hope Uni is treating you well Andrew.
Sherri-Ellen
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It’s often not as hard to think of an ideas as it is to do the idea justice on the page. A lot of work and not a lot of creative spark at uni recently, trying to stay on top of work comes before poetry but I’ll try to write more regularly now
Andrew
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Life can get in the way of poetic license I know….
Just keep on keeping on! No pressure…
The poems will come in their own time 😉
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This brought a smile to my face. Love it.
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I’m glad you enjoyed it! I enjoyed writing it which was something I haven’t felt for a long time when writing 🙂
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I find that my writing mojo comes in waves, as does my inspiration. The two don’t always happen at the same time.
I use Evernote for jotting down ideas, which I can later go back and develop into poetry or blog posts.
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I’ve always been one to write ideas on paper because I’m less likely to forget I wrote it down whereas I go to my notes on my phone about once a month :p
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