Writers: Ever cheat on your muse?
So all your talents see good use.
Bored of writing the same old thing,
You and a new muse have a fling.
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It’s a dangerous game to play,
Get caught and you will rue the day.
But your new muse is so much fun,
And great stories come by the ton.
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Until your old muse finds you out,
Then you endure your lover’s spout.
You recall the great times you shared,
With the first one who ever cared.
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The two muses team together,
Make your words suffer bad weather.
A real bad case of writer’s block,
Spend all day staring at the clock.
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Until a third muse comes along,
Whose ideas can do no wrong.
Your books have never done so well,
The writing’s like a magic spell.
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But your old muses are upset;
So even they intend to get.
They sneak in and ruin your work;
Your third muse now thinks you’re a jerk.
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Again your writing’s in a rut,
Contact with muses is sealed shut.
You’ve no idea what to do,
If only you could find a clue.
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You write about your three muses,
And all of their crazy ruses.
This book becomes a bestseller.
You’re a really lucky feller.
♦
Copyright © 2014 Chris McMullen
Never bored – each story is a different genre so I have no trouble with my muse!
Behind every great writer is a great muse. 🙂
I’ve written only one one book, but all nine Muses collaborated on that one: http://wp.me/p30cCH-9P (I guess I needed a lot of help!) 😉
You’re not Monogamuse! 🙂
Reblogged this on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog….. An Author Promotions Enterprise! and commented:
Chris McMullen waxes poetical to ask his question 😀
My muse made me do it. 🙂
LOLOLOL and Mine made me re-blog it 😀
Reblogging muse. 🙂
Enjoy your poem. My muse is versatile, when she’s around
Thank you. 🙂 If anyone ever figures out how to invent a muse compass, it will sell like hot cakes.