Writer’s Block

Mitch BenselJuly 26, 2019

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Writer's Block

written by: Mitch Bensel

@MitchRambling

a word looked at me the other night
pulled up a chair
leaned some
"you think you a poet... you think you know"
I sat back
"I do all the work you throw me around, you think you are a poet you toss me on the ground!"
the word smiled. and left
left me in writer's block

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