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You Only Write Once


What if you could only write once,
Just one single page.
 
Once you grasp the pen in your hand the words become a stage.
 
What would you write if it was the last you did,
Would you write about ponies or about when you where a kid.
 
Writing can be described as taking a trip on an endless road,
Picking up as many ideas and thoughts you can as you go.
 
But what if you where limited to just one page,
There’s so much to write
but just not enough space.
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