Word-Weary

Passionate about poetry I don't choose the muse the muse chooses me but when I need her most then whereabouts is she abandoned and self-mocked not word one could I pen with writer's block my fate cast to the wind but if the wraith had knocked as does opportunity I couldn't tell on the other hand her silence rings a bell so left to my own devices of weft warp and weave forged in fire ashes to ashes dust from the stars I perceived is what we are and word-weary all I could conceive
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