Reading
The pages slip through my fingers
As I rifle for my place
My forefinger strokes the binding
Feeling the raised title
Brings a smile to my face
I drink in the black on white
Never satisfied, always wanting
Left to right, left to right
Line after line after line
The beginning is slow
But the plot begins to thicken
I cannot tear my eyes away
As the story builds and builds
The climax is coming
All will be revealed
I must know what happens
Fingers flipping pages
Faster and faster
Almost there but then-
The bell rings
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