Writing stories is a particular craft.  There are numerous reasons that writers sometimes stop writing.  But, when they do….

A Writer's Block
by Michael Romani

Writing a story with acuity
Is like mental archeology
There's madness in the methodology
And then the semblance of truthful theology

There are always buried things
That unbury themselves as the new day brings
The hidden into the revealed
And new things come to light no longer concealed

Too many snapped judgments are tangled
In confluence of meaning that are mangled
So much of everything is subjective interpretation
So little of it subjected to deep contemplation

There is always much we do not know
The little things that on their own seem to grow
It's in the playground of this literary art
That wonderment is spoken from the heart

Venerable tales told in the twinkling of light
That capture the moments of dream filled night
Book ended between spirals of creation
The author is caught usurped by glimpsed fascinations

(c) September 11, 2019  Michael Romani
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