The Page is Your Stage
The difficult part for writers at any level is starting when all it takes is planting a particle of yourself on the page and watch it sprout forth from the nourishment of your ideas.
Bare your soul on every stage that is the poem, the breaking story, the sudden note, the silent syllable, the unheard typo, and very quickly the hard parts will unfurl so naturally— like gravity ushers down heavy rain after forlorn summers and a frisbee losing its wings to canine fangs— you'll feel silly for ever asking how to start.
o hell
why would I bother getting up in the morning
to plant just a particle of me?
with a grin
I plant my whole soul in every word
why is it easy?
I have developed a high level of immunity
to the attacks from the inner judge
"you'll feel silly
for ever asking
how to start. "
this is the vision I hold in my head for the future. thank you for sharing.