My NaNoWriMo Month
If you are here and I am not
Let me assure you that
I will return,
I sit with story and plot
pulsing inside my feverish brow
as fingers move, often too fast
across keys that unfold
a novel before my eyes
poetry is the whisper of the wind in my ear.
a novel is giving birth.
That is the truth my writing friends.
Beautiful Audrey and so happy to be on the NaNoWriMo journey too this month :) :)
ReplyDeleteI am hoping we all make it through this month!
DeleteYippee! 32,000 words! You're almost there. There's a light at the end of that tunnel. You can do it and I love your poem for it. :)
ReplyDeleteyay!! Thank you!!
DeleteAwesome job... look at those words! You are almost done... Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteYikes --do I have half the number you do yet??? Who is awesome now??
DeleteYou go, Girl!
ReplyDeleteI love to watch fingers sailing across the keys
Working it rick!
Deleteso how is it coming? 32K words....dang...nano is a beast...haha...hard to do much else other than live work and write when you do it....best wishes that your story comes out...smiles...
ReplyDeleteThanks Brain! See you soon--and smiles back atcha!
DeleteTruer words have never been written. Keep those fingers flying and the stories and poetry alive!
ReplyDeleteDoing my part! Thank you Steve!
DeleteThis was a great poem and I could really relate to it!
ReplyDeleteI think we all can about now--thanks for stopping by Julie!
DeleteHello Audrey,
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely thought. And poem.
I would love to write a book, but don't fancy the giving birth part. :)
Hi Michael! Thank you!!
DeleteExcellent work. Both on the awesome poem and on being over halfway thru NaNoWriMo!!! Keep up the fantastic works...you got this!
ReplyDeleteHey Terrye! Thank you so much! Plugging away
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