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May 1, 2012

Strolling in the Midst of Literature


   Literature has always been a distinctive part of my life: an escape route out of the dull, grey world. The only thrilling experience- even more than a roller coaster ride- in my mundane everyday life, in which I'm incessantly running in a hamster wheel that takes me no where. 
   Every time I open a hard cover of a novel and the first page opens up to me, I'm immediately surrounded by the aroma of exciting adventure; completely different from the one I've experienced in a yet another book. Adrenaline shoots through my veins as I turn the pages, submerged in the anticipation for each and every ventures that unfold before me.
   As I approach the end of the novel, utter disappointment destroys me, but I turn yet another page almost like an addict. Then I flip the last page, sighing deeply as if I've returned from death awakening into the reality. 
   I'm lost in thought, reminiscing about the past journey on my big, red sofa beside the fireplace, on my right, a cold hot chocolate that once steamed with heat. But then I pick up another thick book, and feeling the leathery texture of the cover, I open it up as if opening a treasure box full of rarest jewels. 
  
   Another adventure has begun.

Feb 29, 2012

Date



She walked in with a frown.
Discreetly, She sat down,

infront of me,
but ignoring me.

"Hotdog or burger,
which do you prefer?"
Ignored, I'm speechless,
sitting in awkwardness.

Only after three minutes passed,
She answered my question at last.
She sighed, then with a groan,
From her purse, took her phone.

'Are you bored?
I'm bored too.'

Annoyed, I let her be,
wondering with a groan,
if she's here, dating me,
or dating with her phone?

Message of the Poem: The moment she takes her phone out, just leave.
Peer Edit: Amir Mojibian