It’s invisible and it never runs out of ink.
It runs all day and all night, even on no sleep.
It has foreshadowed shifts in the global economy.
It revived an iconic brand from the 19th century.
It gave people a lifeline in the midst of their grief.
It settled in the New World and crossed the stormy sea.
It sold the world’s most popular book, plus the whole library.
It gave children all over the world the chance to learn.
It revealed the light within and let it burn.
It bonded Britain’s workforce over a humble biscuit.
It added a dollop of magic to long copy for Christmas.
It killed off pesky waste vermin and energy saps.
It zig-zagged its way through different career paths.
It rap-tap-tap danced on the glass ceiling.
It gave Chelsea F.C. fans that winning feeling.
It abolished modern slavery in construction.
It brought the A.I. wars back into discussion.
It led new users to a stellar first shop.
It took the healthcare industry straight to the top.
It dreamed up some poems that don’t make any money.
It wrote relatable lines that are actually quite funny.
It’s done so much writing, I cannot contain it.
Just give me a call – I need only explain it.
I’ve got a magic pen, you see…
The catch is it’s attached to me.
Kat Harty