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A Book's Credo
November 11, 2014
I believe in the relevancy of words,
The snare of crisis,
The dominion of a sentence,
The empathy shared between pages,
The narrative cradling your mind,
Thought, idea, originality.
But the decision to not grant yourself an imagination is selfish.
I believe in trying new things,
I believe in true meanings,
I believe in creativity through difficulty,
Wit, sincerity, spirit.
And I believe in an undeniable connection through us.
© Monica L., St. George, UT
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Books can have so many meanings, each one unique. But there are certain properties of the books that I love that I notice create these effects for the readers.
A writer is their book, so appropriately this can also be the credo of a writer.