The greatest struggles a writer must face
Are the placing of words in the correct place
Are providing the fuel to light the fire
Are creating immortal ideas that inspire.
Then comes the self-deprecating expedition
Where one knows not where to end nor begin
Where perfection is sought, but none exists
Where the desire for satisfaction persists.
Finally, the writer must divulge the revelation
That what they seek they can never achieve
That it is better to accept than to deceive
That self-fulfilment is merely an aspiration.
There are a multitude of ways to craft a sentence
An unlimited number of adjectives to utilize
An endless array of vocabulary and tense
An infinite amount of characters to disguise.
But the writer must awaken to the reality
That such thought processes lead to misery.
One must pick up the pen and begin to rhyme
And watch their destiny unfold in due time.
