The Book of Life
I read through
The pages,
Living each character's
Lives,
Dying their deaths
Annotating the themes,
Chapter to chapter,
Page to page,
Journeying each
Mountain
As I walk the bridges
Along the way,
Looking down at
The water while
Noticing the calming
Stillness,
Villians try to tackle
Me, and for a moment
I raise my arms in defeat,
Yet I pull out a Sword
And swash-buckle
With arms raised in
Victory
And I find a treasure
Chest, grieving
The last page before
The book closes
But knowing that I
Have a typewriter in
The treasure chest,
I smile
For the next chapter
Is yet to begin.
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