^ i know that feelin all too well, my fellow stoner. sometimes I find myself pulling off this (when performing for someone) verbal cut-and-paste from random poems. i mean, when it flows right, it's good sounding improv. sometimes it's just a trainwreck of mumbles, stutters, repeated words, and trail-offs. or lines & stanzas & phrases just don't fit together as expected due to lack of planning. the best way to abolish writer's block is to pick up a thesaurus or dictionary, grab pen and paper, find some interesting words that you can develop some sort of relation to and use them as a base to extend upon, building your paragraphs and rhyme and whatnot. well thats the easiest way. ive been up all night, mad props to whoever understood this crazytalk
ps. def heard that bout the writing here in this forum for inspiration. very interesting pieces
I just think it's important to try and dissect something that comes naturally.
