Writer’s Block

The writer sits staring at the blank screen. She looks around the room for inspiration. Two Christmas trees and a mantal full of Christmas knick knacks give her nothing. What was she thinking? Twelve stories of Christmas.
She is full of ideas which with time and nurturing would develop into great stories. But, there was little time for revision. These ideas must be quick and efficient stories to write. A haiku might work, she thinks. But, she didnโt say twelve poems, she said stories. A haiku wonโt cut it.
Then, inspiration
She wonโt just write a haiku
Sheโll add some prose too
This is perfect, the writer realizes. She could write a few lines, count a few syllables and sheโd be ready to post. Then she can focus on other Christmas activities.
The reindeerโs red nose
Guides Santaโs sleigh through fog
Canโt disappoint kids
Long ago baby
Brought hope for peace to the world
Jesus Christ was born
Girlsโs out of his league
But sheโs under mistletoe
He can steal a kiss
That should do it. The writer formats the post, and schedules the post. Sheโs off to bed where visions of holiday stories will dance in her head. Six more to go.
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