Not too inspired currently

 That's completely okay. Writer's block happens to everyone, even the most famous poets. Forcing yourself to write when you're not feeling it can make it feel like a chore, and that's the fastest way to lose the joy in it.

Instead of trying to force a poem, maybe it's a good time to do something else that can help your creative mind recharge.

Here are a few low-pressure ideas to get the inspiration flowing again:

 * Read poetry (or anything else). Pick up a collection by a poet you love, or grab a book of fiction, non-fiction, or even a magazine. The goal isn't to copy their work, but to immerse yourself in language and see what new ideas or images it sparks.

 * Go for a walk. Just walk without a specific destination. Pay attention to the little things you see, hear, and smell. Maybe it's the way a shadow falls on a building or the sound of a crow in a tree. You don't have to write anything down right away; just observe and collect those sensory details.

 * Try a different kind of creative outlet. Maybe your brain needs a break from words. Try drawing, doodling, or listening to some music. The goal is to engage your creativity in a different way, which can often surprise you with new ideas for your writing later.

Don't feel any pressure to produce something right now. Sometimes the best thing you can do for your writing is to step away from it for a while. The inspiration will come back when it's ready.