Writing Blocks

Raphfael WormgeJuly 17, 2019

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Writing Blocks

written by: Raphfael Wormge

Writing comes easy to some
For others they have blocks
Falling blocks that take up time
Other blocks that fall like rain
When the storms and rains pass
Then the writing comes
Like the sun shining through again.

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Chris Valentine is a budding writer and draws influence from a wide range of places and interactions. He has gotten 3rd place in both a short fiction writing contest and poetry contest. Chris most recently has also gotten his first poem published in a book.

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