With breathless hands, I hold the book,
The pages are new, with a crisp smell;
I take a deep breath, before I dare to look,
Wondering what tale the words would tell.The cover is smooth, painted in many a shade,
The blurb promises adventures, fun and magic;
Love versus hatred, intrigue against betrayal played,
And wizardry that would surely defy rational logic.I laugh with them, shed tears for their sorrow,
Uncaring for reality, as imagination does beckon;
Losing myself, eagerly in their footsteps I follow,
But, alas, all too soon, the perilous journey is done.It is never just words, they are tales the heart retains;
For long after the book is closed, the story remains.___________________________________
A sonnet for the TeamofDreams - Pass the Poetry prompt for the week of September 27, 2019.
YOU ARE READING
SIFAR...nothingness
PoezjaSifar, the urdu/arabic for 'nothingness' Fits this collection of random rambling mess, Which for better or for worse, Are all in poetic verse. Featured in WP_Poetry profile - Reading list : Random Limericks, sonnets, rhymes, free verse and haiku...