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My designated writing place holds nothing to inspire.
There is no joy or beauty to spark my ink-pens desire. There’s nothing inspirational to set my heart on fire. I find myself drawing a blank as I begin to tire. Then suddenly I realize the mirror on the wall. Perhaps there’s something interesting in here, after all. And so I glance into it and see me sitting in there, In my old crumpled pajamas, with my disheveled hair. And when I see the puzzled look that’s hanging on my face, I realize what I had missed, there’s humor in this place.
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