To us the perfect Halloween piece, and thanks for remembering Lady

From the title I connected your poem to writer’s block. I was like: thats interesting. I wonder what is Butcher’s block is like. Reading it reminded me somehow of Joe Goldberg from the series You. I enjoyed reading your poem. The ending was satisfying too. Lol

Yes you was the inspiration to this piece, and thank you Lady

So this was an agreement to do this? Still, she is the only one who survived, which means something.

Hahaha, everything means something, there isn’t anything created for nothing. Thank You Lady

We like the darkness associated with Halloween, it makes you want to do gross. Thanks Lady

Now that is indeed a compliment that we wish to live up to. . We don’t try to please everyone with our writing it’s a release for self and maybe a few will relate. We truly appreciate that you read and enjoyed the piece, Thanks Lady

Whaa.. you couldn’t figure out who it was? You wanted another round it seems.

In a certain frame of mind you don’t want to name your prey as you would a house pet. Some readers may not be able to tell te difference between women we sleep with in real life and women we don’t because we refer to them all as friends. We were taught very young to disassociate sex with love. If it applies to love ten to a young it may apply to all emotions. Tanks Lady.

I second this addiction. I feel lost and unfocused if I do not write.

I third this addiction.

I love the written word..mine and others.

Great write,right,rite,wright….lol

Very relatable Willow. Thank you for sharing 💕

Brilliantly penned, Willow. Into the book it belongs! Infectious vibe your words and the musical arrangement my friend. It’s the one addiction that I feed and I refuse to kick. You summed it up well as you always do. Loved this one Willow. Excellent work. Appreciate you.

Damian

You express perfectly what most of us here feel, dear Willow! It’s the same with me – I scream, weep, bleed and laugh my soul onto the paper.

It’s horrific, that ‘silent scream’, the self-reflection not seen in the mirror, the expression held inside. I hear your pen, Willow. It’s LOUD!!! But I welcome it. Let the ink flow, make Rorschach’s of rage across the page. Just know, you are seen!

Curt

Brilliant work.

I don’t run the pen. It runs me, girl. As Shrek said…Better out than in. Excise the wounds so they can heal clean. Thank you, girl. You wield a mighty pen yourself

Thank you, Thomas