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Bookstore
May 29, 2019
Beyond restaurants
Against the weather
Boiling days or raging winds
Despite the crowd
I finally can go in
Sunlight floods through windows
That light up the bookstore
I browse over books
Too many to count
Around I search
From one end to the next
Walking beside this
Observing over there
Under that
I find my way out of the checkout
And my wallet is flat
© Anonymous
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This poem discribes my feelings when I walk into a bookstore because books are cool, and bookstores are cool, and reading is just overall preatty cool.