With a Book and More
I sit with a book,
Filled with familiar pages,
In my hands as I look
Back through the years.
I was quieter when
I first held it, one of many,
I knew more books than people then,
And probably still do.
I speak more now,
And have more friends;
I care more about how
They have been.
I still sit quietly in the classroom,
Most likely still reading,
But now I have made room
For the real, not fictional, friends.
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