The Turning PageA Poem by Kelso A. Nicholson
Pages turn.
One slowly after the other, and we always want to be on the page we just were, or the next to come. Because the story now just doesn't seem right, and it's like the words don't fit and they're just a jumbled mess. The kind you lay in, staring at the ceiling. The more words we see the less they mean. Yet you don't think that's true. We simply get stuck on the ones we like best. Beautiful, beautiful words. My one true love.
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1 Review Added on April 12, 2015 Last Updated on April 12, 2015 AuthorKelso A. NicholsonGlen Gardner, NJAboutI'm 26 years old, I write a lot of poetry and vignettes. I focus a lot on love, loss, and beauty. I hope you like my work and would love to hear some responses. more..Writing
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