Ruled Paper and Calibration

I usually prefer blank papers most. 

I can easily draw anything, write in many form of fonts, make any mistake(s) and turn them into something else. 

I just can do a lot with a piece of blank paper. 

I used to do it in kindergarten, back to the age of 5 years. 

No colors were restricted, I could color and write at the same time.

I could use crayons, color pencil, pen, anything

Eraser was introduced later, to correct, or to replace? Or to cover mistakes?

Could we just ignore eraser, and accepting that we did mistakes and write the corrections just right there?

And then elementary school began

Ruled papers were then introduced

To train the students to write neatly, to teach me the consistence of hand-writing fonts

Until now and forever in life

But what if, um no no, I meant can I just prefer blank paper, for any use

It indeed let me free to write and draw about just any ideas

Though everything in this universe needs to be balanced

Though I need to be trained regularly, to write, consistently, by that ruled paper

Well my hands are just fine to write but it seems that it needs calibration

The handwriting has been tilted a little

Tilted a little, a little too far that I regret

Yes it needs a calibration

Because I got this very kind self alarm when the line start tilted a little bigger

So yes, hey ruled paper, I made mistakes

I'm not going to erase it, I'm just going to streak it

So I remember to not doing it again

Help me calibrate hey ruler, ruled paper

My drawing will be fine too, balancing is way easier these days so no worries

And blank paper, I still prefer you

Some calibrations are just needed right now this time, plus some training

There I can go back to write and draw freely on you blank paper with my better, more balanced skill

Hoping and believing a little too far tilting will be no longer needed

Only a very little amount of tilting needed will wake my self-alarm up to get calibrated soon

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