treat your voice and instrument and think how your words fit within the music

Just write directly from your soul. Avoid all delusional feelings like love as most love songs just turn out crap, but for some reason people can relate. Songs are supposed to express emotion. You should make it so that people can see it in different ways, there are no answer to the song

generally, you're poem must interpret u .. it will contain the emotion u have on that time u made the poem.. keep it real.dont fake for fame !! be known for the poems which represents u as a whole

Since I'm new to the forum -- and that's some good advice, by the way -- I hope I didn't miss any implicit rules or anything. So here goes:

Make notes
Whenever you hear or come up with a great idea about how to phrase something; make a note of it. Keep a notebook handy, use your phone or whatever is handy. It's really annoying not recalling that thing you thought about in that place.

Find your inner child
Plenty of the greats (Shakespeare, Wordsworth, Miller etc) seem to have had the ability to look upon the world through a child's eyes, but still use their own voice when putting what they saw into Words.

That's a great tip, dreadman.
Before I started carrying around a small book, I would try to remember cool lines or phrases I'd heard only to forget them later on.

i too suffer from writers block but you have to work through it, making notes on paper helps a lot.

Try to avoid writing when you are in emotional extremes. Sure you could write a masterpiece and many have done it but you could also write a bantering piece of crap (which is about 95 % of the time). I have found that my best work was written when I was minorly emotionally stimulated (a little frustrated,a little angry,somewhat glad etc). When I wrote my only good love song I wasn't in love at all. When I was all my love songs sucked majorly

The above really is a great tip, I myself tried in a not-so-good state and it was literally the worst piece of garbage. The lyrics literally seemed like a combination of various depressing lyrics. So yeah, be emotionally incline.

These are pretty good tips! I think Ive seen some of these(or similar) around.

I am stuck with my writing, I have come up with a perfect (or at least a good) theme and the first 2 verses. Do you guys have any tips about getting your flow back and pushing yourself into the right mindset. Or is it just best if I would just get back to it when I have moore insperation and motivation?