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Tongueless


The trepidation of spheres has never felt more done What to write about, my mind is blank Lack of a muse weighs like a tank. Complexity in words, raw talent; I have none Can’t think of what to say - How to compose? Who knows? Perhaps one day? I feel like that guy – Alfred Prufrock I’m no Hamlet, that’s for sure But maybe I can change? My ineloquence feels like a padded lock I feel my poem has no allure. Now to reveal it…feels strange.
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Comments (3)

Emandra
<p>feeling nothing has its advantages. the block or break of writing is never permanent. having no muse is like inspiration within itself. dont doubt yourself this poem is truly amazing.</p>
ebonvenus
You are more than eloquent
Antavia_Mason
Amazing!!!

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