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The Hands of a Writer


I am a writer, and I put my hands to writing.

I train my hands in the ways of warriors.

When enemies come looking for a fight,

I give them a war.

 

I train my hands in the ways of farmers.

When spring comes around,

I till the soil and plant seeds.

 

I train my hands in the ways of artists.

With brushes and colours,

I paint the world as I see it.

 

I train my hands in the ways of musicians.

With strings and keys,

I create melodies that speak my heart.

 

I train my hands in the ways of builders.

With hammer and nails,

I construct dreams from mere ideas.

 

I train my hands in the ways of healers.

With gentle touch and care,

I mend wounds both seen and unseen.

 

I am a writer, and my hands do more than write.

They fight, they farm, they create, they build, they heal.

In every action, in every deed,

My hands tell the stories of my soul.

 

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AdelanaVictor

Adelana Victor aka "Blaqhart" is a dynamic and multifaceted artist whose work spans the realms of poetry, spoken word, and music production. As a passionate advocate for cultural heritage and social change, Victor's creations resonate with a profound depth and a compelling authenticity. Born and raised amidst the vibrant landscapes of Nigeria, Victor's artistic journey began early, inspired by the rich traditions and stories of his homeland. His works are a testament to his roots, weaving intricate narratives that celebrate identity, resilience, and the enduring human spirit.

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