Confessions of a PEN.........

The famous ancient proverb, “The Pen is mightier than the sword,” by English author, Edward Bulwer-Lytton holds true to this day. It is a lethal weapon for writers that may not put a scar on the body but definitely makes a mark in an individual’s mind.  

The following poem is a pen’s narration of itself  

I became your companion

When you wanted a communion

I formed the bridge of love

And helped you to find your love trove

When you were immersed in oceans of emotions

I formed a bridge between the mind and paper

For I captured the thoughts of your mind

And let them flow out in easiness and kind

From a graphite lead to an inked cone

You graduated with me as a better writing soul

You made me a part of your attire

To add the sign of suave, elegant and dapper

Sometimes as a token of appreciation

And sometimes as a gift

I am a symbol of happiness

For all your good deeds

Time will fly and season will elapse

But my importance in your life will never lapse