Dear book weight,
I dreamt of you
As my sweet fate
Dressed all on burgundy
Bragged of those elegant seams
Those that made you candy
And as foolish as it seems
A great desire awoke in me
I had no money to spare
Maybe,
Only if I miss my bread
So in a summer night
I swapped three meals
for your delight
"It is not even windy,"
My mother said,
"why would you want that instead?"
"I dream of windy nights,"
I replied
"one day my pages will try to fly"
What if my thoughts have no ground?
Who will plant True words in my mouth?
Only something heavy enough
Something that could make me tough
You!
My elegant book weight
The things I'd do for you
Throw my phone out the gate
'cause my purse can hold a few
Off it goes
On the rue
Now come on
Inside my purse
~ * ~
Dear book weight,
It's January and its Winds
They've come to haunt me
But they don't know
I am ready
No longer a boat without anchor
You hold me down on earth
No longer in need of my rancor
to daunt me from my death
Jan 28, 2019
Jan 28, 2019 at 8:47 AM UTC
Dear book weight,
I dreamt of you
As my sweet fate
Dressed all on burgundy
Bragged of those elegant seams
Those that made you candy
And as foolish as it seems
A great desire awoke in me
I had no money to spare
Maybe,
Only if I miss my bread
So in a summer night
I swapped three meals
for your delight
"It is not even windy,"
My mother said,
"why would you want that instead?"
"I dream of windy nights,"
I replied
"one day my pages will try to fly"
What if my thoughts have no ground?
Who will plant True words in my mouth?
Only something heavy enough
Something that could make me tough
You!
My elegant book weight
The things I'd do for you
Throw my phone out the gate
'cause my purse can hold a few
Off it goes
On the rue
Now come on
Inside my purse
~ * ~
Dear book weight,
It's January and its Winds
They've come to haunt me
But they don't know
I am ready
No longer a boat without anchor
You hold me down on earth
No longer in need of my rancor
to daunt me from my death
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