The Forest that was Not

To call it writers block would be understating the fact.

Writers Forest is more like it.

Writers Doomsday Forest is even more accurate.

Nothing is happening in my brain-to-finger-equals-typing equation.

There is no funny verse percolating in my coffee pot brain, not humorous rhymes bubbling in my stew – in short, depression rules unto the 26th letter of the alphabet, and all combinations thereof.

What little that is rattling away in the very empty desert that used to be the forest, (said forest being decimated by the “blurgh” disease, that ran rampant and has only left little stumps which I keep bumping into and banging my head upon), is so downbeat that only moles are going to hear it – naked mole rats, those really ugly blind ones that crawl right over he top of each other in their tunnels, just to get to the tasty stringy root.

Not even a mother could love them, which is probably why they are blind, because if they could see themselves they would go into immediate spontaneous species extinction due to shock, seeing as they all thought they looked like Cap’n Jack Sparrow on a bad day (which is his good day), when in actual fact they look exactly like naked mole rats – something the cat refused to throw up as it was so completely beneath a cats dignity to eat something that ugly in the first place.

I hope the sun shines tomorrow, I can’t stand my own negativity!

8 responses to “The Forest that was Not”

  1. Ah blurrr, blahhh, blomppp, What did I hear just stomp.
    Through a decimated forest of moles heart hopes.
    {I hope when he reads it he really copes!}
    But if beauty is in the beholder’s eye,
    Why am I feeling a bit blinded…sighhhhhhh!

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    1. You are very clever 🙂

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  2. I’m sorry you are having a tough time. I’ve struggled recently as well. For the moment, close your eyes and think of your favorite place on earth. I go to the beach in my mind. If nothing else, I feel more at ease. If only for a few minutes. Hugs…

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    1. Christin, your kind thoughts are gratefully received. I send you best wishes also.

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  3. What tends to help me is my favourite song. 🙂

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    1. Thank you Marc-Andre, I will try some music.

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  4. I LOVE Capt Jack Sparrow, he’s gorgeous. Fancy comparing him to that revolting baby rat mole. Apart from that, I rather enjoyed your rant Claudette. I hope you feel better now. 😀

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    1. Ah, some words trickled out, am hoping for a storm to bring more forth. 🙂

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Happiness is kind words from a friend …..

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