BooksA Poem by Morgan HallamBooks, books and more books All perfectly aligned in their respective rows Some old Some new And even some in between My finger runs across the spines As if a simple touch will allow me the joys of the story I pick up the old ragged yellowed book I feel bad for it It looks lost in a sea of fish The overwhelming smell fills my nostrils It’s a promise of forgotten stories, Unloved tales that have been left in the dirt, Pale in comparison to the brightly colored jackets of their
rivals I ease into a chair my eyes never once leaving the page Hoping I catch every little detail Never missing the simplest act Here in this place I am home I am home © 2015 Morgan HallamReviews
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