No new muse,
no quick thrill,
just hollow rooms,
and time to kill.
Once, they came in waves
a rush, a flash,
a spark that saves
now only dust
on paper, stale,
a fading light,
a stifled tale.
I thought I’d always find the pull,
the endless need to chase,
but something’s left me empty, full
of silence, blank, and space.
Where once I felt a vivid flare,
each word a weight, a song,
now nothing stirs. I’m only here,
no muse to lead me on.
So I sit, I wait, I try,
fingers cold, a pen held high.
No new muse,
no small release,
just haunted lines
and quiet peace.


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