Blank Poem by Grace Daniels

Blank

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A pen and a page,
No words came.
My fingers itch to make up a masterpiece.
But no words came.
I can see my sister.
Her brain is smoothly telling her hand what to do.
On her page is and elaborate story, told not by words, but by lines and shades, graced together in perfection.
But mine is blank.
A pen and a page,
And no words came.

Sunday, May 4, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: art
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
We were in the car, and my sister and I both had whipped out our books and pencils. I sat there, throwing something down there, then erasing and starting over. My sister, however, just happens to be an extraordinary artist, and her paper was sketched on, laden with lines, colors, and light and dark. I felt very disturbed by this fact, the fact that I could not come up with a thing to write. Wait! I just answered my own question! What can I write about? Having nothing to write about! Please do not copy. If you use my same idea, please give credit to me. Thank you!
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