NaNoWriMo? Me? What was I thinking? Oh right. I wasn't.

I have a couple questions. I know what NaNoWriMo is, but how do I participate? Is there a place where guidelines are posted? And what if you don't finish the novel by December?

I find NaNoWriMo very unrealistic for me. I think it's a good way to just jot a load of random ideas down and create a very messy draft with what you come up with. But an actual decent novel? No chance. I think the fastest I've written a first draft is 10 months.

You have captured the horrible dilemma writers face when ideas just won't fit together. I currently have a wall in my bedroom filled with mind maps of characters, maps, timeline, relationships etc of the novel I'm currently (attempting) to write. It the first time I've done it and I can tell you it does really help. Because there is no avoiding it!

I like how you described none-writers as 'mundane', like they are lesser than us XD

Also, I think this is a typo - 'and I couldn't do without notting it down', do you mean 'noting'?

Anyway, good piece, it's nice to know we are all sometimes in the same aggravating place haha

I enjoy the appeal to the reader with NaNoWriMo. I, myself, have never entered NaNoWriMo, but I can tell that it would be very stressful. Maybe stressful isn't the right word. Uh... It can be very difficult to create a whole novel in a month.

It doesn't only relate to NaNoWriMo writers, but also just any writer. I can relate to this poem very well, and I can understand clearly the concept that you are trying to reach/approach.

But, the rhyme scheme is hard to follow, and some of the wording is hard to understand. I like the repetition of "thinking." It gets your point across very well.

"'Idea!' I exclaimed when I knew what to write./But then I just scratched it off cause it didn't sound so right."

When I first read the above couplet, I thought it would work better without the "so," to make the writing go more smoothly. The syllables seemed to work better if there was no "so" between sound and right.

Just make sure you check and edit your writing as well: I noticed a few mistakes. I noticed you spelt NaNoWriMo wrong in one of your sentences, and in the above couplet "cause" should be spelt with an apostrophe ('cause) since it comes from the word because.

Just some errors there.
So, just some things that you might want to work on in your future writing. Otherwise, great!

Keep up the writing. Practice makes perfect.

So you certainly get points for explaining how every writer feels when all the ideas in our heads don't flow together, when we have one scene down to the tee, but everything else fades into oblivion or the twilight zone or where ever unreached brilliance decides to go under pressure.

However, I had a bit of trouble with your rhyme scheme. It seems unsteady. The rhymes that you do toss in there are brilliant. They just aren't consistantly in the same place. In the first stanza, "November, sober, and thriller" all rhyme with each other. In the second stanza, only the last two lines rhyme. I think I would have enjoyed reading it more if it were a little smoother.

That's my only complaint though, the rest is wonderful. Keep un the good work!