Invisible ink and it was written
With pants and sweat drippin’
You signed your name
And I must admit, you write well
And I’m so very sure you know
You can tell I like your handwriting
Cause I can barely walk to the door
And print is good but your cursive is better
Writing the second time makes me wetter
And the longer the stroke the better the script
Like a fine quill pen with the perfect tip
And perfectly your pen meets my paper
If I could, I’d close you up and take you for later
And never have to go without perfect loops
And all the right squiggles made by you
Together we can practice over and again
And half way through the alphabet
We’d catch our second wind
But we wouldn’t start from where we stopped
We’d go to the beginning again and take it from the top
And when we’re ready you can sign your name
And write just right in me like you do
And just when we can take no more
And every inch of us feels like quittin’
Under black lights it’ll show
Invisible ink and it was written.
© 2004