During our craft talk at SUNY Fredonia, Ali Stine told students to try something else when they get stuck. If you get stuck writing a poem, take a photo. Go for a walk. Play a song.
What do you do when you get stuck?
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Walking is good, especially with dogs. Imagine the poems they’d write to describe how great the world smells to them.
BTW, Deborah, I have extra copies of my new chapbook, “Lank, Beak and Bumpy,” and if you send me a snail mail address I’d love to share one with you. My thanks for your having such a cool site.
Those are good ones
I tend to go read things I love