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The Life of a Writer


The life of a writer Is a different one indeed. Although it is much different It’s a wonderful life to lead. A writer lives life Inside their head And will continue to do so Until they are dead. Imagination’s great For the life we persue A fortunate gift Given only to few. The people of the world Would die without us. All minds would wither Until there’s only dust.
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