Pages

Pages

A Poem by Brad Baum

Pages
Crisp to the touch, thin to the bone
the dark, deep, black stain that bleeds
through the wilting leaves that crumple to the touch
and turn to ash, a slow burn in a bright room,
born again on a blank white canvas. 
A thin ribbon to keep his place,
a defining line that lays the path.
Reflecting on the past, offering predictions of the future,
but forever focused on the present.
An intrinsically woven thread of each and every moment.
A snapshot of a blinking eye.

Words
Words on a page
Nothing more, nothing less
Pages
Mere pages

© 2011 Brad Baum


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Brad Baum
Brad Baum

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I am currently a junior at the University of Illinois, majoring in English and minoring in Secondary Education. I have a passion for reading, writing and music, three things that ultimately brought me.. more..

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