Copy My Heart
Copy my heart
To a piece of paper
Tear it up and toss it to the wind
Cause my heart is bigger
When it’s broken
And I won’t live life
With the truth
Unspoken.
--Aurora
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Copy My Heart
Copy my heart
To a piece of paper
Tear it up and toss it to the wind
Cause my heart is bigger
When it’s broken
And I won’t live life
With the truth
Unspoken.
--Aurora
What is this conflict inside me?
Whenever I see you
I feel like I do
After the summer rains —
Such a gentle pain.
writer culture be like
why must brain have pain
Re-Entering the Craft: How to Get Writing Again After a Hiatus
Every writer has periods where the craft falls by the wayside for one reason or another. Mental health issues, family commitments, work, and even a simple loss of enthusiasm or inspiration - all of these things can cause writers to put down the pen for a while. After this kind of hiatus, it is common to find that your writing skills have become a bit rusty - the average pace of writing may have slowed, and more complex scenes could be clunky or awkwardly written as you try to readjust and get your writer brain moving again.
Oiling the proverbial gears and hinges of your brain and getting the words flowing again can be tough, especially the first time you experience a hiatus or writing drought. While every person is different, there are some simple things that are generally effective at helping writers to get back into the swing of things.
10 Ways to Get Your Writer Brain Back in Gear
The brain is very much a muscle (despite being mostly jelly, electricity, and water), so when you use it to do something complex, like writing fiction, it needs practice to build its strength. Writing is such a brain-intensive activity, in fact, that writing therapy can be used for those who have suffered brain damage as a result of trauma, illness, or accidents.
So, it makes sense that trying to dive back into complex world-building and fiction writing after months on hiatus could prove challenging. These simple steps could help to stretch out those brain muscles and get you started once more:
1) Brain Storm
An oldie but a goodie, as my gran would say, and definitely a cliche for a reason - brainstorming ideas is one of the first things I do when trying to get out of a rut. Pen on paper and a collection of gel pens, felt tips, and highlighters to make any schoolgirl proud generally helps, too, because even if inspiration doesn't strike, I get to be a little creative.
Sometimes that's the first step - find some way to be creative, any way at all. Sometimes I even scrapbook or make mood boards - not only does this lift my own mood, but it also gives a creative outlet when the writing-centred part of my brain isn't firing on all cylinders.
2) Freewrite
Freewriting is a wonderful way to simply get used to the mechanics of forming sentences and getting them out onto the page once more. It could also help you to figure out what precisely is making it so hard for you to write.
There's a reason that freewriting is often used as therapy for those with trauma and mental health issues, after all - it can be a very useful way to order your thoughts and expose otherwise hidden issues.
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Aurora!! My flower! My star! My love! Welcome back!! Your poetry lightens my soul!!
Oliviaaaa! Mi amor! How’s life? How’s writing? What’ve I missed??? Didja see my two random other poems? Who knows, I might mess around and post some fiction WIPS too sometime... Any particularly fun WIPs you’ve been working on and would care to float in my direction?? :D
When you keep getting easily distracted while writing:
Picture This.
Running in circles on an elevator, Thinking I’m on a spiral staircase. Treading water like I’m about to drown, Only to realize I’m in the shallow end.
I have a way Of making things harder Than they actually are.
Pushing and pulling on that automatic door. Running up and up and up When I’m on the down escalator. Putting pedal to the metal Only to realize I’m not in a race.
Sometimes I wonder If I’ll ever learn. But the sad truth, Mind you, Is that I am this way for a reason. The truth is It’s because I’m used to it.
Used to drowning in the deep end. Used to running up that spiral staircase Just to push and pull And knock and knock On a door that will always be Locked. Used to being The last one in the race.
Always the last. Always the one who got lost Along the way.
They say it’s because I’m an overthinker, An overachiever, An overly sensitive, Overly negative Overly, overly, Overly Soul.
And yeah, They might have a bit of a point, I’ll admit. But sometimes — Maybe just once in a while — It might be nice If someone tapped me on the shoulder When I’m running circles on an elevator And reminded me It’s okay To just stop And breathe.
-Aurora
See here’s the thing... when I left Tumblr, I also stopped writing poetry... because as it turns out (and this’ll be a real shocker), I feel MORE MOTIVATED to write poetry when I know at least a few people will actually read and enjoy it. Wild, I know.
Calm in the Midst of the Storm
I don’t want to be someone’s savior I know I can’t fix everything I don’t need a medal or award But at the very least I’d like to be Someone’s Calm in the midst of the storm.
-Aurora
Proof of Love
Proof of love is not What I once thought it to be Rather, it is soft And delicate And free--
As all love, truly, should be.
--Aurora
Yoooooo what if I just ~reappeared~ after…….you know…….impulsively deleting every single post on my blog and leaving for like eight months….
HAH. HAHAHA. They added a mass post editor so I can impulsively delete everything more efficiently next time. Ohhhh the irony. XD
Yoooooo what if I just ~reappeared~ after.......you know.......impulsively deleting every single post on my blog and leaving for like eight months....