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Lupita Nyong'o writes poem to honour her Oscar-winning year
During 2014, the actor landed on nearly countless magazine covers, was named a Woman of the Year by Glamour, was nominated for a bevy of awards including the Golden Globe, and booked ad campaigns with Miu Miu and Lancome.
Actor Lupita Nyong'o has penned a poem to remember the year gone by as she won her first Oscar for a supporting role in 12 Years a Slave.
The 31-year-old actor recognised her journey in an Instagram post early this week, reported Us magazine.
"This year was one of a kind, she began. And a kind one to me. There was lots to be done. And a whole lot to see. I had family and friends, and colleagues galore, now I have fans, plus a million and four!
"You tweet and you post. And you instagram too. You chat, comment, draw. You just do what you do. And though I don't answer 'Cause time is a-tickin', Know that you matter. By the posts that I'm pickin'. I keep posting 'Cause I know that you care, And I care to post. When I know that you're there," she writes.
During 2014, the actor landed on nearly countless magazine covers, was named a Woman of the Year by Glamour, was nominated for a bevy of awards including the Golden Globe, and booked ad campaigns with Miu Miu and Lancome.
