Writing Takes Time! (Poem Series)
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Ever wonder how writing a book feel?
It feels good in the long run, but while writing, your whole body hurts, your mind is stuck on Writer's block, and It takes forever, because everyone decides to bother you and distract you SPECIFICALLY WHEN YOU SIT DOWN TO WRITE UHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
I started a series of poems that describes the pain and annoyance that comes along with me while I was writing my First Successful Real Published book "The True Life"
Part 1 is about the general view
Parts 2-30 you will have to read on your own,
A new poem every week!
ENJOY!
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