My Favourite Place to Write
Goes everywhere with me.
In a tidy little nook,
With a comfy place to sit,
A coffee that’s steaming,
And a window for quiet contemplation.
I find my favourite place to write.
On the edge of a riverbank,
With bird sounds and a bubbling brook,
Crisp, clean air,
And a gentle breeze.
I find my favourite place to write.
On a creeky old rocker,
With a whiskey in hand,
Crackling flames dancing before me,
Primed for overthinking.
I find my favourite place to write.
In a freshly cleaned room,
Track marks on the carpet,
Open windows and spring air,
Mixing with the aroma of a freshly brewed tea.
I find my favourite place to write.
On the soft white sand,
Waves crashing in the distance,
Saltwater and sun on skin,
The scent of summer in the air.
I find my favourite place to write.
In the bustle of a busy cafe,
Coffee beans and fresh pastries tickling senses,
Tempting and beckoning,
A quiet spot in the middle of chaos.
I find my favourite place to write.
At the cluttered kitchen table,
One hand on the keyboard,
The other nursing rosé,
At the end of a busy day.
I find my favourite place to write.
In the unexpected moments,
Of quiet and reprieve,
When tired feels overwhelming,
But inspiration conquers.
I find my favourite place to write.
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No matter where I am,
No matter who I be,
My favourite place to write,
Goes everywhere with me.
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This was in response to a poetry challenge, tagged by Arpad Nagy.
—Write a poem about your favourite place to write.
About the Creator
Jessie Waddell
I have too many thoughts. I write to clear some headspace. | Instagram: @thelittlepoet_jw |
"To die, would be an awfully big adventure"—Peter Pan | Vale Tom Brad


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