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Entry #411403, added on 03-07-06 @ 1:50 am EST.
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POETS AND WRITERS’ BLOCK
POETS AND WRITERS’ BLOCK
I don’t know what’s writer’s block,
Even though we hear such talk.
Only storywriters are
Faced by such symptoms bizarre.
Poets do not thus suffer;
They, from prose writers, differ.
Just a hint of emotion,
Brings their pen into motion;
Comes out a poem reeling,
Full of sentiments, feeling.
In a world full of sorrow,
Love and hopeful tomorrow,
Poets have plenty to write.
Only, then, their hearts are light.
· Written in 7-7 format
* Related poems:
"WRITER’S BLOCK" 
"WRITER’S BLOCK: A contrast"
M C Gupta
7 March 2006
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