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Created on: August 30, 2010
The coffee-stained page mocks,
"So, you want to be a writer. Ha. Ha."
You'd be better off dumping trash or cleaning toilets,
something simple that pays, you know."
Gripping my pen, I scream at the page,
I stab, and stab, and stab
Taking out frustrated love and raging
at words that won't come
on a page that is still blank,
a page that laughs, taunts, and eggs me on.
"I love her!" I scream. "I want her to be mine!"
"So write about that,' the page whispers.
The words begin to flow.
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