To The Writer That Was
Oh, how I yearn
to awaken the writer in me—
to breathe life into these hands
that once crafted symphonies.
To let the artist break free
from her formal shell,
to summon the summer breeze
and let creativity swell.
But now my rhymes are rusty,
my rhythm misplaced—
the artist within me
a distant, fading trace.
Stories still linger,
quiet and unsure,
but where is my melody?
Where is the voice I knew before?
Where is the writer
who once poured her soul
into every word,
into every whole?
Have you been locked away,
my dear friend,
silenced by a mind
that could not comprehend?
Have you lost your way,
or are you hiding
from the light?
I call out to you—
return to me.
For without you,
life feels muted,
a colorless sea.
I miss the worlds
we built with words,
the hearts we touched,
the truths we stirred.
Each line a dance,
each phrase alive—
a quiet place
where we could thrive.
So come back to me,
dear writer,
come back and stay—
and let us find ourselves again
in what we choose to say.
Returning to a creative self after a hiatus is both exciting and daunting. This poem is a personal call to the writer within me and a reminder to all who paused their passions to awaken what has been dormant.
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