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On the Splendor of Reading


How privileged is the eager mind who wanders lost in text Concerned not with the present world, but which is entered next I’ve journeyed to the sea below and sauntered through the stars To watching moths perform the waltz in lights of resting cars You live but once, or so I’m told, before you wind up dead But I have lived a thousand times in all the books I’ve read
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