A book
Should
Always
Draw
You in
From the
Second
You
Begin If it doesn't
And 0 Catch
Your Eye
You put
It back
With a
Heavy
Sigh...
A book should always draw you in, from the second you begin, and if it doesn't catch your eye, you put it back with a heavy sigh.
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There's a strange satisfaction with finishing a book. Line lives are over, although breaths they never took.
If you want to escape, hop into a book. I promise there's more here than how it may look. Torn cover, tattered pages, some wear and some tear.
There are books that make you laugh, And books that make you cry, Books in which to the characters, You're loathe to say goodbye.
Stale yellow pages adorned with black ink. Smelling like thick choking dust, With a fiction in which can sink. Completely silent in this room.
Recently I heard of a cat, More like a mouse, A cat named Jatt, Jatt the cat. Rather a rat. Opussians cried at literature wrongly placed, And wrongly accused. In the wrong spot, Mismatched, Misplaced.
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