Precious Pages
Stealthy.
Quiet.
Discreetly.
I walk.
I creep up.
A wonder lies before my eyes.
Oh the sweet glory.
They are condemned.
But I would gladly welcome them with open arms.
I might be judged.
But who can ignore that soft beckoning?
Their titles seem to jump at me.
‘Receive me’, they seem to say.
I want to say.
I need you to get away from this arena of despair.
I want to say.
You are my saving grace.
But none of this is said.
Not because there’s not enough time.
But because I am stunned by their impeccable beauty.
By the beauty that lies between their covers.
By the worlds which are opened to me through the rustling pages.
And by the fact that I cannot resist anymore.
It is time.
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