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What happens to those poems?
You know the ones The thought that seems so important When you don't have a pen Or you're late to pick up the kids. What if "nothing rhymes" No metaphor fits And it's similar to nothing? The thesaurus is missing And you cannot find the word? Or you have a headache Or carpel tunnel syndrome or, I don't know, maybe the book fair Is on and you promised to volunteer? Does it float endlessly in the Acashic record or Do numberless muses Deliver the unclaimed lines To rows of laboring hacks. Fear, grief, anger Loss of a line, or a word A word so important Loss leads to death Death of ideas, Death of self Death of poetry.
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