Too many piles of books

Too many piles of books

A Poem by David Aiello
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where does the value of my time deposit?

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The books stand like monuments,
To the patience that I have not;
Stacked like decades, pale and solid,
They entreat the eye that sees within
To see without the doubt of shadows;

Each one, a journey earned and won,
Each one, a self reflection
Each one a guide who speaks within me
Each one, a bold stab at connection.

And I, while all the moments fly,
Sigh gently at the epilogue;
Can one reflecting catalog
The passing of their mysteries?

The friends of pulp and pigment,
From the minds of mentors past.

© 2013 David Aiello


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A nice poem. An enjoyable read...:)

Posted 11 Years Ago


David Aiello

11 Years Ago

Thank you! I find my poems kinda fall into two groups, the "try" and the "do", and this one is one o.. read more

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David Aiello

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