Among the Ink
Between the pages, among the ink
Among the open-eyed nights
Unfolds a world that curls and kinks
and twists in lengthy delight
Nestled in a mantle of tone
Bestowed upon the eye
Immersed in what is far from honed
A world that keeps you asking why
It's all fictitious, fake, frivolous fiction
Unleashed, a contributor's use of diction
It's an escape away from the facts of life
A pause on the reality of strife
Between the pages, among the ink
Unfolds a world that curls and kinks
My hands lay a book rest that's known
Only when life is greater than conjures I've grown
But even then I'll flip pages through and through
Because I've grown immensely close to characters accustomed to.
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