License to Quill

Currently, I'm working on a book of poetry that I'm trying to complete. Most of the poetry is finished, but now I'm trying to put the whole program together for publication. I had an idea on an original poem about a decade ago called "License to Quill" about a young girl named Davina Marconis who is on the streets of San Francisco after killing her father who was molesting her (yes, a happy story, of course; would you expect anything else from me?). She's intelligent for her youth and writes really powerful street poetry that is helping her come to terms with her destroyed life (which is what the original poem "License to Quill" does. My vision of this book of poetry is that it is the lost notebook of Davina Marconis, which is found by me and published posthumously, going against her wishes to destroy everything she wrote after she is gone, much as Galileo did during his time.

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