1st tattoo advice plz guys?

Hiya,
Im planning on getting my first tattoo sometime next month, it will be on my inside right wrist.
The words will be:
"Without you i dont have a place thats safe from all the monsters that hide in my head & sing me to sleep" (Lyrics from a Jacks Mannequin Song)
It will be in pretty small neat handwriting.
My question is, how much space on my wrist will it take up? I want it to look cute & feminine & be facing me
I know this is cheeky, but does anyone design tatoos? If so would you be able to draw up a rough outline of what itd look like? & how much would it cost (in the uk)
Thankss.

theres a type of poem I don't know what they're called but the words make up a picture like
....ooo.....ooo
...ooooo.ooooo
.....oooooooo
.......oooooo
.........oooo
...........o

the o's would be your words
from a distance it looks like a heart but really its made up of your lyrics the words would have to be very small
ps the dots wouldn't be there

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