Writer's Block Poem by Sanjukta Nag

Writer's Block

Rating: 5.0


When the mindless fingers of mine
Suffer from a vacuous fever,
They spill gibberish
Under the mask of poetry.
I see letters dancing on paper,
Some accidentally fall
From the edge of its whiteness.
And I remain silent
Seeing the tragic death of perfection.

Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: poem,poetry,symbolic
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Vishal Sharma 10 November 2015

yeah true it is something i too have been affected for last some months but i trying searching contradictions in your poetry and return empty handed

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Liza Sudina 12 November 2015

perfection is deathless, Sanjukta!

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Valsa George 10 November 2015

Though you complain of a writer's block, I don't find it here! Beautifully expressed Sanjukta! A 10

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Kelly Kurt 10 November 2015

Wow! Very poignant writing indeed. Writers block did not effect you this day.: -)

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M Asim Nehal 10 November 2015

If this is what u write tragically then in full senses you will keep us glued for ever to PH.......

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Loke Kok Yee 10 November 2015

relax and have a cup of coffee lie down and set the mind free then your thoughts will unfreeze and writing poems will again be a breeze thanks-10

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