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Before. If I had a choice. I'd pick a book without a voice. A book of comfort, who, lay open bare. Wet pages, I'd skim, decipher and fill in Its own blank pages. All the while, ripping out my own spine, to seal a crooked title on an unpainted canvas. And now. If I had a choice I'd pick a book that had a voice that kept me reading, even after the first chapter. No more ******** happily ever afters. There would be sequels, and short conclusions. To a tale that is never-ending, Because they were brave enough, to fill their pages. And I'm wise enough, to read, and write, my own.
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Feb 5, 2020
Feb 5, 2020 at 1:50 PM UTC
If I had a choice
Before. If I had a choice. I'd pick a book without a voice. A book of comfort, who, lay open bare. Wet pages, I'd skim, decipher and fill in Its own blank pages. All the while, ripping out my own spine, to seal a crooked title on an unpainted canvas. And now. If I had a choice I'd pick a book that had a voice that kept me reading, even after the first chapter. No more ******** happily ever afters. There would be sequels, and short conclusions. To a tale that is never-ending, Because they were brave enough, to fill their pages. And I'm wise enough, to read, and write, my own.
Kage
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Feb 5, 2020
Feb 5, 2020 at 1:50 PM UTC
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