Chalk, paper, and iron
Like chalk,
With every use,
I am lessened
Closer to becoming dust
Blown away
Leaving nothing of permanence behind
Like a page in a book,
If I am not seen,
Left unacknowledged
Who then is to know,
The words I contained
What part of the story I held
Yet like iron,
I will remain strong
Bend,
Long before breaking
Endure many trials,
Before life makes me crumble
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