Books: My Best Friends
I felt so lost.
I had no friends.
I felt like my time
Would never end.
All through the days,
I would wander around.
With nothing to do
And no happiness to be found.
And then I found you,
My dear friends,
Caught in the pages
In between bookends.
You showed me a world
Where it was safe to be me.
You offered me protection.
You set me free.
You were there
When everyone left.
You were always by my side.
You were always in my head.
You taught me that emotions
Are a beautiful thing.
You taught me to feel.
You taught me to sing.
When I am down
Or need some laughter.
You're always there,
Even under the covers.
I don't know who I would be
If it wasn't for you.
You've saved my life,
I want to do the same for you.
No one realizes
What a savior books are,
Until they open one,
And let it take them far.
Far away
From their troubles and strife
Far away
From this world we call life.
Away to a place
That only books know.
Where love is forever
And dreams can still grow.
My dear friends, I must thank you.
For sharing all that you know.
And letting me see my own beauty
Even when I'm alone.
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