Once I had a bookmark, to keep my page,
I loved it, we were happy, reading forever, together
The stars where our playground and the sea, our bed
Everyday I would read with my bookmark, with it's yellow smily face,Untill my spine started breaking, and
I didn't know why, suddenly I couldn't read anything, anymore
But it was my bookmark, I thought it was paper. That was lies
My bookmark, that kept my page, was made of Lego bricksThat smily face sticker peeled off, revealing a dark side
Amongst your sun bleached perfection
You marked my pages with your ugly plastic
Never again will I have a bookmark, why would I?And to the people who tell me my bookmark
Is made of paper, I say: look at these marks
What else causes such rips and plastic smelling scars
I cannot get the smell of burning out of my pagesWhat should I do with my book now,
Should I rip that chapter out, you've marked every page
Everywhere I look, there is Lego, it's like my binding
Keeping me together, but holding me backWhat would happen if I became a poster,
I could scream information!, Movies!, Look At Me!
But you, you would be glued over me,
Proclaiming, the next Lego movie, no one cares about my spaceOr I could be a newspaper, giving everyone news,
Everyone would need me, inquisitive about the world
But my headline would always be you "New Lego headquarters"
New because I kicked you out.So I changing myself won't matter, words will always be printed
Instead of changing maybe, I'll end your character arc,
No explanation needed, I don't need to carry useless Lego bookmarks
And you, bookmark can go break your own spine.
YOU ARE READING
Death is saddest when it hits the young
PoetryA collection of poems about: --> the kid I watched die --> abusive relationships --> being different