Staring at a White Page

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White clouds everywhere, 
My mind is blinded 
by the fog that covers my eyes. 
It keeps my hands bound, 
Bound to the desk, 
Thwarting my train of thought, 
tossing my imagination deep into the abyss.

Staring at a blank page, 
Which is as colourless as the Plague. 
Eating away my ideas 
which I once had, 
my brain, filled with nothingness, 
can sometimes be bad.

Brutal white clouds, 
why don't you go? 
You only cause me trouble, 
Encouraging my brain to say no. 
When I think of an idea, 
You bury it deep, 
Somewhere that cannot be found, 
Like it is in a safe keep.

My brain is the lock 
And I am the keys. 
I can't find the correct one 
Which unlocks the passage that's right for me.

I need more time to think of something good. 
Even when I do, my mind just stood, 
Without any movement between each cell. 
The brain waves pass slowly 
and crash like hell.

Now my head's in pain 
And there's still no gain, 
The page is still white 
Like the foggy rain. 
No more thoughts, 
No more cries, 
All I need to do 
is rest my eyes.

Now it's time to rest and say goodbye, 
Let's go and take a break, 
Until another time, 
Trying to think past 
This blank mind.




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