Cracking-Up Under Writer’s Block
It’s 6:50 AM. On the floor of my tiny bathroom, I sit constructing a 3D egg from a gazillion, miniature paper triangles. Add two more rows. A sorry state of affairs. Against mindful slippage, I imagine how this incredible talent of egg architecture will prove handy at our local mental health facility where free-range chickens in white coats, cluck themselves into a conundrum at the discovery of a perfectly crafted, bright white egg, nestled between the psychotropic meds soon to be distributed to those of us who have always known which came first. Tammy Daniel Tammy Daniel was selected as one of the New Voices of 2015 by The Writers Place in Kansas City, Mo. Her work has appeared in I-70Review, Touch: The Journal of Healing, The Ekphrastic Review, Wild Goose Poetry Review, Red River Review, Rusty Truck, andInk, Sweat and Tears.
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8/29/2017 06:25:53 am
Which came first, finishing the egg or beginning the poem in her head?
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Tammy Daniel
8/29/2017 07:33:48 am
Thank you, Alarie. In this case, the egg came first and when I cracked it open, out poured the yolk of this poem!
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