Young Writers Society

I can completely relate to this! I get writers block a lot and this poem brings back all of the memories of when I was finally able to write. I completely agree with the theme of the poem: that a blank piece of paper is a whole new world. You could be riding dragons, or running a track race, or climbing a tree. And, what is even better about this poem, is that it helps clear writers block and inspires you a lot! Thank you so much for this.



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Hannah.

This is really good! It shows the struggles writers face due to writer's block and how a dream or idea can be in the backs of our minds although we can't always see it. It also shows how writer's block isn't always not being able to come up with a starting point for a story/novel but how it can prevent us from following through and completing the idea and finishing the book.

It also shows people how many ideas writers can have, "my infinite dream" describes it as a range of never-ending thoughts and possibilities!

"Not speaking, but showing," suggests to non-writers the fact that our writing prompts and ideas aren't laid out for us and that they have to be built up slowly as we write in order to be completed.

"To fill the hearts and minds of many" shows that even though writing can be hard work and frustrating, when it is completed, it can bring happiness or fulfillment to a reader and make them feel emotion towards whatever is happening in the book/story.

"may truly live" is my favourite line in this poem because it displays how in books and stories the characters seem to come to life in our minds, even though we each have our own interpretations of them.

Overall, I really enjoyed this poem, thankyou for sharing this!

Hi. This is Kman134. I'm here to review.

Although this poem was short, it did contain a meaningful message. Writer's block is something we writer's struggle with. People want us to keep writing but when we force ourselves, it would just start to lag and we end up with derivative nonsense etching across the prose. Writer's block isn't just a stunt but a curse many writer's possess but it will only pass for a short time, either through taking a break and getting some air or finding something that would give you the creative nudge necessary to continue your work. however, when one loses the feeling of completion, the writer abandons his/her work and start anew, hoping to find more inspiration in the new book than in the old, but that never ends well.

The way the poem tells of a writer seeking inspiration gives a relative feeling we all have. the staring mentioned shows the writer constantly looking back and forth on each page of his/her draft while also being stared at by the people who are waiting for any update on your work.

Anyways, this was a pretty good poem. I hope to read more from you.

Love this. Simple but meaningful.

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That having been said:

A short but effective poem describing a common experience that all creative writers undergo sooner or later. Writer’s block, the temporary inability to continue to write creatively as the mind seems to go blank and we only have a half-empty or a completely empty page to stare at.

I like how this poem captures the feeling of a writer who is seeking inspiration to finish a work that he feels with be very meaningful to others. The staring at the page brought back those moments when as writers all we can really do-stare at the half empty page hoping for some inspiration to descend out from somewhere and provide that spark that we need to finish the rest. That metal groping and hoping to feel that magical flow that we all call inspiration. But in the meantime there is only that blank page with a seemingly blank world.

Question:
Who is the one that is staring back?

Looking forward to reading more of your work.

I really love this. It shows how endless the possibilities are for any writer and the hopes that we all have about what we create. I love the dichotomy between "out at a half empty world" and "in to my infinite dream." It shows that we as authors have an endless depth to our imaginations and hearts, but wherever we are, it always feels as if we are unfinished. Overall wonderful short piece. Please write more like this