Paper Girl
I cried today and it stained my dress,
From my eyes the words of Lovecraft and Poe stained my soul.
Shakespear stained my hair, Hemmingway tinted my skin,
I kept crying to stain my whole.
I had Dickenson's words on my back,
And Mr. Suess tickling my toes.
I cried and Orwell, Elliot, and Chaucer, cheered me up.
I forgot all my woes.
My flesh and blood are made of ink,
Of paper and binding, and scrolls.
This is what I am,
Everything I read.
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