He knew
How could he not know?
The words just sat there
Smirking
Having no meaning
Words that nobody ever used
He wondered
Why he even wrote them
He must have been drunk
Yes
That was it
He stared at the page
Turned it
To a new page
In his notebook
Lit a candle
Turned off the lights
Picked up his pen
And began
The rewrite
~The Tennessee Poet~
©Walt Page 2019 All Rights Reserved
Ah, the rewrites, Walt. Yes, I know all about those. Good poem.
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Thanks Robbie ☺
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Thank you!!
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Always happy to share your work, Walt!!!
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🙂
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Our lives are a perpetual rewrite… Nicely written, Sir Walt! ❤ 🙂
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Indeed they are! If only we could rewrite our health problems. Thank you Lady D! 🙂❤️
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Oh, that would be lovely. Poof, and gone. ❤ 🙂
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‘Tis why they call us dreamers 🙂❤️
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Some days the rewrite is brutal, others you barely change anything. Great poem!
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Thank you Leigha 🙂
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You’re welcome.
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🙂
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And fancy what emerged Walt – a poem.
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Aye! As it should be Chris.
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So, so true Walt.
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✍🏼
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🙂
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Yes, who would have thought that phrase would work? Only you and I, Walt.
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It is what makes us who we are Frank.
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It is Walt.
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🙂✍🏼
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