Before your hungry appetite is curbed
I ask that you treat me fair and square
Give my ink freedom to do its work
Until my tinniest ink is dropped
Let my name be on all the ink
Unbloating tears hiding in all things phony
And be the light of future men,
Who will need an excursion through this woman’s mind
Please be fair and treat me square
Leave my hands and leave my thoughts
Give me time for my ink to flow
Enough to brighten and in darkness glow
After my writing ink drop
I care less if I’m seen as today’s flop
Be in your element and have your way
A burning, a knocking, your wish, I’ll pay
Amoafowaa Sefa Cecilia © 2014

7 replies on “LET MY INK FLOW”
Is that your photo? Beautiful!!
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Yes, taken just about 14 hours ago.
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Oh wow, you have an elegant loveliness.
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Thank you Figgy for your kind words.
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You’re welcome–I was so glad you posted it, as I was curious what you looked like. I’m not that brave–or lovely!
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Don’t say that.Everyone is lovely in his own right. And being brave is relative. But I was among the students on my profile. Because I’m cute many mistake me for a student too. But I was not in a uniform.
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Ahhh. Uniforms–so, a private school?
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