Taboo Tattoo Poem

A lot of People are Learning -Changing thoughts about the Past,

A lot of things considered as Taboos - Likes of Women's Heights Colors and their Cast,

I could remember my first ever Tattoo Session's Day,

It was after my Mum had just Passed Away,

It was Painful as Hell,

I must appropriately Tell,

I Never flinched at all,

My focus was Deep Emotional Tense Call,

I had something to remember back in Days,

When my Mother was alive well happy to Say,

I had a Gold Chain she gave,

It fell apart- broken in a brawl,

I could not save,

To say that it was such an Endearing,

Having a part of history, Blessing of the deceased was My Thing,

After many years On, 

I had many Tattoos, I was her only Son, 

It was a Taboo in Ancient Times in Europe When,

People would travel to far far away in the East, For a Master to Tattoo with his skilled Pen

Now figures around 35% of all people have at least one Tattoo

it's safe to say that it's no longer a Taboo,

Because everyone are getting Tattoo's of a Working Bee's in Manchester,

Raising more money for Bomb Blast Victims from London to Leicester,

Some say it's a Gateway to Heaven,

From Cornwall to Devon

Some believe it prevents Evil Spirits from Dwelling,

Who knows what is Truth They- They Are Selling,

I know one thing though,

After a bite- You can't say no!

It was probably my best investment -Till Date,

It was an Honor- it was my Fate,

A Poem by Rojob Abraham Khan(OBE)