The ceremony of my birth had taken place
Along the stream of a river of golden ink
My mother had been one of the goddesses
Of the ink kingdom lying just below the shore
Forsaking me, she had placed me
By the edges of the river bank
To an anxious couple wounded
By a series of hoary miscarriages
They took me under their wing
And embraced me with an abundance
Of compassionate love and concern
Two major flaws that my mother carried
Gradually they began
To carve ink tattoos
Upon the center of
My petite forehead
These tattoos were
Symbolic of great power
Automatically marking me
As next heir to the throne
The hearts of these individuals
Possessed the honorary traits
Of true poets that were here
To deliver an inspiring message
As they baptised my body
I was cleansed of all paganism
And bathed within the caress of
A supernatural jubilee of poetry
I didn't know whether to cry
Out of fear or excitement
How could I have possibly known
What was going on I was just an infant
As their fingers continued to trace my nose
All the way down to my innocent little lips
My veins were scoured of all normal characteristics
Traditionally engraved with the crest of all great poets
At that very moment I had realized
That soon I would grow to become
A master of my pen and naturally produce
Unique words that would spark and drive
Emotions to unknown heights
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