Suffering at the hands of a Paperback
The tales of old are said
to be silver and gold
But tear are neither
and with a stinging Fever
People tend to lie and say
it's the most beautiful thing
they ever laid eyes on
My innocent mind reaches out
the black paperback has no doubt
Devouring the paper and ink
only to throw it up in the sink
why does the boy have to die
and all the girl does is sigh
Everything could have been fixed in chapter 3
if only the boy was forced to flee
and she had just looked in his pack
I wouldn't be suffering at the
Hands of A Paperback
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