Much like the way my tooth-ache has prevented me from eating hard chocolate, but simply led to copious mugs of hot chocolate as an alternative, the pain arising from writing proper sentences seems to have led to experimentation in the form of badly punctuated poetry.
Sunday 21 November 2010
wringing the words out
The only excuse I have for not blogging right now is that I am currently finding the formation of sentences highly painful. This may be to do with the 3000 word essay I am working on?
Much like the way my tooth-ache has prevented me from eating hard chocolate, but simply led to copious mugs of hot chocolate as an alternative, the pain arising from writing proper sentences seems to have led to experimentation in the form of badly punctuated poetry.
Much like the way my tooth-ache has prevented me from eating hard chocolate, but simply led to copious mugs of hot chocolate as an alternative, the pain arising from writing proper sentences seems to have led to experimentation in the form of badly punctuated poetry.
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I for many years was a MASTER at procrastination. I think my procrastination served me well. Yours has too. I adore your poem.
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I took a break from blogging too. It's okay to take a break sometimes.
ReplyDeleteI am excellent at procrastinating!
ReplyDeleteI believe procrastination can only lead to good things... it forces the best out of you, even if you have to wait a while for it to happen...
ReplyDeleteBeing a professional writer, as well as a blogger, I hold a Masters in procrastination. You are not alone. LLGxx
ReplyDeleteI have little internet access at the moment, but on being presented with wifi in a cafe, I realised that the knack for blogging has left me...perhaps inspiration will return?
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