The Pen

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The pen they say is mightier than the sword. I agree. It can kill literally. It can make the best deal done on writing. Sealed with a sign. It can make the country move. It can make my heart move faster. I am a writer. With speed just like my thoughts I can write without hesitation. With my pen I can do everything.

And thank you for sending me that pen. Treasured indeed.

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