Writing,writing, writing.
Drawing, drawing, drawing.
Is every last drop a waste?
How much is used day by day?
Archival Ink, India ink, Permanent ink, so much more used.
How much will it take to drown in?
Or have I already drowned in all that I've used?
Used nearly everyday, on and on the use will continue,
the more that people drown from it.
It's everywhere, books of all kinds, posters, papers, products, even in us,
yet there is so much more left untold.
We are all surround by Ink.
We all Touch Ink.
We're all Touching Ink.
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