The Poetry Book.
By Mouse Poet
Please draw me awayfrom your shelf once againand wipe away the dustfrom my worn past.Let me open and expose myinnermost feelings to youand let us again become onein your thoughts and imagination.Let your desires be quenchedwith every word thatis printed upon my pagesuntil the night grows oldand the stars begin to dim.And when you become wearyplace me on your night-standand let me stay by your sideall through the night,until the next morningwhen you wake andlook at me with a smileof remembranceplacing me once againupon my shelf. Written November 30th, 2001 © on Nov 30 2001 02:36 PM PST 18 • 0 • 10
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"Please draw me awayfrom your shelf once againand wipe away the dustfrom my worn past.Let me open and expose myinnermost feelings to youand let us again become onein your thoughts and imagination.Let your desires be quenchedwith every word thatis printed upon my pagesuntil the night grows oldand the stars begin to dim.And when you become wearyplace me on your night-standand let me stay by your sideall through the night,until the next morningwhen you wake andlook at me with a smileof remembranceplacing me once againupon my shelf...."