You are an Old Book
You are an old book
Underappreciated often
Worn out
But I’ll take you off my shelf religiously
To run my fingers across dog-eared pages
And smell memories as they fly off the paper
Most do not notice
The worth sewn into you
The soul lingering in your cracked spine
The love in your torn cover
The passion hidden under folds in pages
And the importance of each underlined word
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