Then this might be
Just the book for you
This one here
The one in blue
It doesn't look much
But I promise you this
Every single chapter
Will make you wish
That you could read quicker
And absorb it all
As you get further
You'll be in free fall
As suspension builds
And the hero goes bad
You might wonder if
The author's gone mad
But please believe me
You'll be glad indeed
If you pick this book
For your next read.
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Susan at Real Toads challenged us to take the last line of a recent poem and make it the first line of the next poem. I just went to the last poem I wrote "This is my story, this is my song" released and this is what came; it was a lot of fun and I think I'll be doing it a few more times this afternoon.
I am always happy when I come upon a 'page turner.' Your poem seems to be about one of these!
ReplyDeleteAnd another prelude, not as specific to the book you wrote, but promising delicacies and delights that pull me right in. I'm glad you like this technique.
ReplyDeleteThis makes me want that book. Your other post didn't, although I love your title.
ReplyDeleteI just opened a Kindle account earlier today.
However, I know I'm in no shape to read about grief just now, despite the healing and the hope.
A quandary. I'm going back and forth between your two posts, and wondering...
K
Terrific! I could say this about so many books! I love 'em all!
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This is the very book I am always looking for. :) I believe you and I want this book!
ReplyDeleteBooks..I love them. I am hoping people will feel this way about my poetry book...sigh. Great write!!
ReplyDeleteFun!! I love a good book...the ones that at the end you wish they weren't over!
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