Lecture 7: Faux Poet: Out of Desperation, Inspiration--From Inspired Desperation, Comes Desired Creation; Thief in the Bleakest Part of Night; Daylight to the Darkness of the Writer's Block Plight

Greetings Faux Poets and Writer Ghosts, For those of you who doubt your ability to write, your own artistic kindling you must ignite, fight to write tight and the reader's emotion…incite. But are the silently read words adequate to load the weaponized word armaments? When you read aloud you give those words a volume, allow them to be heard, feel proud. Writer's block is as real as they come, but there is a desired creation that, from inspired desperation, stems from, and whether that creativity emerges wholly or in fractured pieces of its own sum, but you can't shackle, tame or control this bringer of daylight to your writing's plight, you are the tune that it beats to its own drum, whether it shows you signs colossal and unmistakable or makes you follow every breadcrumb. You must keep an open mind to things unexplained, fringe science, divine and all things uncategorizable or findings borderline. Think before you write, but do not get wrapped up in some all-consuming, insufferably suffocating foolish belief evaluation of what is right. Write and write more before you stop, reconsider or even rewrite. I'm a Rogue Poet, my poetry format is counter vogue, in case you didn't know it. I am Faux Poe, your igniter host, you are my writer ghosts. WELCOME, you wired, inspired, miles from retired, writers to: Lecture 7: Faux Poet: Out of Desperation, Comes Inspiration--Consolation from Subsequent Creation (From Inspired Desperation, Comes Desired Creation) Thief in the Bleakest Part of Night; Bringer of Daylight to the Darkness of the Writer's Block Plight I'm a Rogue Poet, my classical poetry approach is counter vogue, in case you didn't know it. Do not concede the fight in your quest of writing to ignite! Write to creativity ignite and, the readers' passions, incite! -Faux Poe OUT! (Procrastinated Statement) *Intro/outro song, Time to Spare, courtesy of the artist, An Jone.