She Said

She said every chance you do get you do write
Such obsessive compulsion can hardly bring you delight
It does not bring you wealth nor it does not bring you fame
And in the literary circles your's is not a known name.

I thought to myself she well may be right
I scribble by day and i scribble by night
And such an addiction is not a good thing
In her words of advice to me a truthful ring.

There is no law against the penning of rhyme
And in any free Country such an addiction is never a crime
Though by now i should have said all that i have to say
But i keep on scribbling and scribbling away.

She said perhaps from writing you should have a break
From your obsession a holiday you ought to take
And at what she said i could not take offence
For after all she made a good deal of sense.