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Perspective of a Book
December 13, 2018
In a dark room I sit
In quiet contemplation
Hundreds of my brothers
Lie beside me
All of us stuffed together on a shelf
Binded by one spine
Our innards white and thin
tattooed with black ink
We solemnly sit waiting
For a young scholar
To read the words painted upon our skin
© Anonymous
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This poem was inspired by anglo-saxon poetry and riddles that I had once read in english class. I hope people who read this poem will get a small glimpse of a book's perspective.