Book Girl
What if you treated her like a book?
What if you treated her like a book
Learning something new with every look
Supporting her through all her changes
Fingers gently running over her pages
Obsessed with her, never wanting to put her down
Bragging about her even when she’s not around
Spending your days wanting to get back to her
Wanting to be lost in her world
The story
The climax
The adventure
The fear of loosing your favourite character
Reading her over and over because you can never get enough
About the Creator
Abi Rose Travis
I am a single mom with a passion for many things, but writing has been one since i was 13. So here goes nothing ❤️🤗
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Such a beautiful analogy, just imagine the magic that could happen if we are treated like a book, we would give back sevenfold. Your poem was healing too, because you’re spot on, this is how we would want to be treated and seeing it written like this does more than you can ever imagine. Keep up the good work, I am glad I found you and so is my good friend Maryam 🤗👌🏽💗
This has to be my 'new-favourite' one 💖 Your poem flowed like the water from my tap, smooth and warm ✨ You penned it amazingly 😃