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My Yellow Notebook

March 24, 2011
By nsane PLATINUM, San Jose, California
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You will never leave where you are, until you decide where you'd rather be.

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Blue, white, red
Mocking me with their empty silence
Words refuse to speak
Staring at me in blank defiance
Pen and paper
Paper and pen
I'll sit here 'til they meet again.

© Anna B., Northville, MI

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ItsAshMal SILVER said...
on Aug. 31 2011 at 10:55 am
ItsAshMal SILVER, Guilford, Connecticut
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Yay! This is a great way to look at writer'r block. The rhymes are fun, and I like how you took the control (and responsibility?) of the writing out of your hands and gave fault to the pen and paper.