Ink, Not Quite What You Think
Ink
A wonderful liquid, I believe
It comes in a rainbow of colors
Purple, red, blue, and pink
But it’s not just ink…
It helps me to think.
Whether I’m lost in a sea of thoughts
Or stranded on an island of isolation…
It’s not quite what you’d think
I watch the pen glide down my arm
And that ink
Spreads across my skin
In a symphony of colors
Giving me my sanity
It’s no sin
Stranded on this island
A new design every day
It’ll keep me going
And prevent me from wasting away…
I’d love to bring a memory,
Something to stay sane
But really, that wishing
Of what is no longer possible
Will hurt me all the same
So, instead, I say
Ink is my choice today
Sanity in a bottle,
It’ll keep the voices away
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