The blank paper stares with spite;
its white lifeless eyes bore into me.
But writers will always write.
Sitting rigid and upright,
knees tensed to flee,
the blank paper stares with spite.
I have been motionless since first light,
glaring at the whiteness angrily,
but writers will always write.
By the time I place black ink on the page it will be night,
to any gods out there I mutter a plea.
The blank paper stares with spite.
I am determined to go down with a fight,
the logic in this lunacy I cannot see,
but writers will always write.
Day has passed and the page is still white;
I’m ready to scream in madness like a banshee.
The blank paper stares with spite,
but writers will always write.
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