few posessions and no doubts
he owned one pair of shoes
four pairs of socks
one pair of pants
a tank top
two t-shirts and
a sweatshirt
he’d lost the cap
in his last dice game.
“well, hell, doesn’t matter,
broke the spell,” he chanted,
“therefore
somehow, someway
luck is gonna come my way
and why not here, now, today?”
the dreams haven’t left
the dreams were still in him,
in his soul
ready to explode
47 manuscripts:
14 novels, 7 novellas,
and 26 short stories
he carried in his pack
along with his socks
his other t-shirt
a knife
six pens he stole
from the library
where he wrote
a candy bar
and an old dull razor
he wasn’t so young anymore
the beard and gray hairs
made him look much older
surely the hunger had
affected that as well
but it didn’t matter
he was going to make it
one day, some day
soon
somehow, someway
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That eternal hunger that make artists of all genres great.
You write it well!
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Thank you 🙂
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The drive due to passion and obsession well expressed!!
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Thank you, Rama 🙂
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Guts!
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are more important than talent 🙂
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