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Chalk it up to individual experience, but I find that if I'm having writer's block on one project, I'll either hop to another project (if there is one), or simply write a poem or a prose snippet. If I need to write to get into the flow of writing, then I simply write about something on my mind. it doesn't matter what it is. Eventually the creative juices start flowing and I'm able to return to the "main" project.

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