Reading this, you may be thinking more or less what it took to write this article. From a writer to a reader, who may also be a writer, I can say that writer's block was never a topic I wanted to discuss. I feared that I would catch the common chronic condition of clueless culling and calling. That alliteration I just used took me some time to think of. "C" is for "cat" and other words that begin with "C," and that is what writer's block does.

Writer's block is not a dead-end destination. It is your mind being super conscious or hyper aware of the act of writing. A writer knows what is asked of him but how does he answer? Is it profound patience or is it idle waiting that is synonymous with thinking? Will hitting your head against a wall be more productive than sitting down into a numb, staring status? To write is a compound verb that varies, changes, and adapts in its actions.