Writers block grips hard
Paralysing lexicons
Inspiration lost
Writer’s Block (Haiku)
May 14, 2015
Life is good! Life is inspirational!
Why? What? How?
Ginz and Tonic started life as a year long challenge from June 2013 to June 2014 to write a poem a day to raise awareness of arrhythmias and syncope.
It has since kept going, posting a poem a day covering anything that comes to mind. Additionally, it supports the coaching framework of www.resetparenting.com and also offers workshops in school using poetry to reinvent the wheel of helping children get in touch with different aspects of their development.
Personalised poems are also offered for any occasion or to market your business for a donation to arrhythmia and syncope support group www.beatiteastmidlands.co.uk
This is a free site and asks for nothing in return but if you would like to support the above support group, Beat-It Grantham, then please get in touch.
Many thanks.
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Comments on: "Writer’s Block (Haiku)" (5)
Reblogged this on Graeme Sandford and commented:
Liked this so much I wrote a Writer’s Block Haiku, too!
I love your version too – will re blog it too when I’m next on my laptop. This was the first day in just under two years that I got stuck for inspiration.
Not a bad average – sometimes we need a day off G:) thank you
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In turn, I was inspired by Grae’s offering, inspired by your offering 🙂