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Writers Block


Sitting in a velvet chair,

by the foggy window.

It's a cold cloudy day

and I hear the wind blow.

Tapping my pencil

on the wooden desk,

tap, tap, tap.

I let out a deep sigh

under my hardy breath.

 

Where are the words

that I want to say?

It's as if my inscriptions

have drifted away.

 

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