Library Recluse
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Ghost voices are whispered, as the pages unfold
As I search out a treasure,
in a timeless story told
A musty, weathered novel, is a measure of pure gold
Leaving me breathless, in the somber library's fold
I envy the heroine, who is fair, with slender build
Overwhelmed here by a stranger, as she is whisked into the air,
then over misty moors, as they gallop far away
Riding in her lover's arms,
at the end of the perfect day
A dreamer's wistful story, with a sensual lover's lore
Latitude is England, so lovely to the core
Chapters read, I must reread, each time with gratitude
Brimming tales of renaissance, and elegance ensured
I read, I sigh, I dream and vie, new longings of my own
Imagination's rampant flood, is running through my blood
I own the place, within the page, and ponder through the maze
My heart will race, as I keep pace to find the story's end,
then find myself within the arms of fiction and a daze
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8/7/15 For Isaiah's Contest: In The Library
Copyright © Carrie Richards | Year Posted 2015
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