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Books hold out their hand for me to take. Shelves wrapped their protective arms around me. Holding onto my written secrets and wishes dearly. Inviting me to dream along with them. But, sooner or later there shall be a great battle. For someone shall pry these pages open And view secrets that are not meant for their eyes And the war shall begin To defend my secrets
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L.I. Fré

first year college student at UNCA

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