Ode to My Books
The first opus I read threw me to the ground,
And took me to a whole new colorful place
With a candid heroine
Who kept getting into one catastrophe after another,
And an animated marauder who receives
The task of helping her on her electrified journey
Through the hellish seas and wild islands.
With each unfamiliar work of fiction
Another story unfolds in my mind,
Each tells of expeditions blossoming
May it be with egotistical princesses,
Indomitable princes, outrageous or pliable creatures,
Or a smash about quotidian proletariats,
Each fantasy brings horror or sadness
Or happiness or laughter,
Depending on the puppet master
Who pulls the strings of the characters
In the sagas.
These books are my life,
They are the bible to my mind,
Leading the path of my imaginings,
The paperbacks tell my wants
And my convictions.
Each teleporting me to another world
With ineffable contrivances
And alarming acquisitions,
When I read narratives, they take me beyond
What I am primitively capable of doing
To experience marvelous epics,
Each time these novels take me far away
And I can be whoever I want to be.
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