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Published: 2013-03-20 17:11:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 1167; Favourites: 49; Downloads: 3
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Fought writer's block.Lost the plot.
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Thanks so much ^___^ I'm glad it was relatable ^^
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XDD I'm fighting it at the moment
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This is possibly the most relatable poem on here! XD
Congrats on placing, by the way.
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Thank you so much ^^ I was very proud to win a prize
And thank you for all the faves!
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It is my speciality ^^ (Well, perhaps leaning more towards sarcasm...) Thank you for the fave!
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Congrats on placing! You definitely deserved to!
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Thank you so much - that's very kind Thanks for the fave as well ^^
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Aren't we all? ^^" Thanks for the faves, btw ^_^
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You're very welcome 
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Rather love this (even if it's taken me nearly a month to comment...
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I know you'll always get to me eventually
I was pleased with the title ^^ And I didn't think too much about the shape (there weren't really any words in the story I could have exchanged for other ones. The shape wasn't something I truly had control over) but I think you're right: the shortness of the second sentence does add to the sense of defeat.
(Thank you for the fave... 
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(sorry, "tody" should be "tidy"...)
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Hi
I've featured this here: [link]
Congratulations on 3rd place
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Hello!
Congratulations on winning third place in #SixWordStories ' Open Theme Contest! I've featured your piece here .
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Thank you ^^ And thanks for the fave too
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Thank you very much 
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Hi, hon!
For taking third place in #SixWordStories 's Open Theme Contest, I've featured your piece here with the other winners!
You have also won the following from me--
Six Word Memoirs on Love and Heartbreak from Writers Famous and Obscure
If you could send me a note with your mailing address, that would be awesome!
Congratulations!
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Thank you
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As always, my pleasure.
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Thanks 
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That happens indeed...
A well summarized writer's life
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I'm pleased you approve ^^ Thanks so much for the fave too
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Oh, dear
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very much so.
Worse still is knowing how the bits connect but not being able to write it out...Struggling to write the first prolog, which sets the stage for the second prolog and the rest of the story.....ahh, I even worked out the timeline, exact WEEKS and how they pass....and now I can't write it. *sobs*
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I know this is obvious advice but could you work on another part of the story and then come back to the beginning - work round the block that way..? In any case - have a hug
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Yeah, that's what I'm doing actually.
aw! I love hugs!
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Thank you - I'm really pleased you like it
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... In my dictionary next to "writer's block" is "writer's cramp", in German "Schreibkrampf", which sounds to me more like "writing cramp" - and even if the intended meaning is "physically not to be able to write", the actually to me implied meaning is "cramp to not stop writing". Strange. Maybe because of the closeness to "Schreikrampf" - which the English language smartly avoids with "screaming fit". Oh my! Thank you for your excitation!-)
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And thank you for the fave
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Yes, that's my feeling with this word.
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I've just had a rummage - in English the actual opposite to writer's block is hypergraphia. (Ah, the internet - always teaching me something new ^^)
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Oh - Wikipedia also knows "Hypergraphie" as a German word. I never heard of it. I would prefer "Schreibwut", by knowing of its non-exactness!-)
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I just looked up "Schreibwut" - there seems to be a writers' forum with that name ^^ I'm wondering what we could have in English as a more informal form of "hypergraphia" - maybe writing-fever..? ^^
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