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POEM STARTER
Two people collide in a bookstore while searching for the same obscure book that has meaning to both their lives.
Write a poem or story centring on this scenario.
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Hannah, an artist struggling with inspiration, wandered through the aisles, her fingers brushing over the spines of countless volumes. Her grandmother had once spoken of a book called "The Forgotten Truth," claiming it held the key to unlocking one's true potential. With her creativity dwindling, Hannah clung to the hope that this elusive book could reignite her passion.
Mark, on the other hand, ...
Oh sorry
Didn’t mean to
Bump into you
I see her green eyes
Oh my god
I love that book
Malice
Yeah it’s means a lot
It helped me
Figure myself out
Really
You too?
Maybe we should
meet up
At an old cafe
And hold hands
And share orders
And sweets
Take a sip
Of my coffee
And walk down
The aisle
In white with
People sobbing...
A wave of nausea bubbles up in Cora’s stomach, a new sensation she still hasn’t grown used to. Her doctors assure her that this is normal, so Cora promises herself she won’t overthink the changes overtaking her body. Yet she can’t help but grip at her flat belly with each twitch.
Her task today is simple – buy a children’s book. A book her own mother read to her throughout her childhood. A story ...
“Where is that book… that damn book…” A cute girl murmurs while scanning through the books stacked up in a shelf. I continue my own search. The book I am searching for is, too, an essential on my shopping list. I’m not sure if they have it here, even with the rustic look of this shop.
Suddenly, my heart jumps as a slight pain rushes through my foot. A hiss escapes out of my mouth and I look up. He...
I walk into the Mom & Pap bookstore called Quill & Chill to find a book that I need for my last class before graduating. “Just this book and no others,” I whisper to myself. I scan the shelves, I find myself seeing books I want to buy and read at home.
I turn the corner only to bump into something hard and fall to the floor. A hand reaches out to help me up, I look up and see that it’s a man who...
The spark had not existed
Until our eyes had met
Her hand upon my shoulder
Her face I’ll never forget
She waited on my turn
To point to the book in my hand
I could not have read a line of it
It’s words, I couldn’t understand
Because my breath was taken away
My mind it went so cloudy
I hadn’t know such utter connection
Until that love had found me
I tried to blink but all I saw
Were o...
The warm air greeted Skye as she walked into Barnes &Nobles the smell of fresh books greeted her. when she was done causally browsing the first floor, she faced her childhood fear and went on the escalator
Once on the top floor she began looking in the fantasy section, she found the book she read when she was twelve “Crenshaw.”
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𝖲𝗈𝗋𝗋𝖾𝗅 𝗐𝖺𝗅𝗄𝖾𝖽 𝗂𝗇𝗍𝗈 𝖡𝖺𝗋𝗇𝗌&𝖭𝗈𝖻𝗅𝖾𝗌...
i often wonder how our story will be told
if we had met differently
would we grow old
together, or become the friendliest enemies
if we were the same age
or from the same town
sat next to each other in the cinema
or walked our dogs on the same lawn
we could have met at the bookstore
reaching out for the same spines
have you ever wondered how beautiful it is
to call those liminal spaces “spines...
I reach for the book
No, she does too.
I turn to face her
Her look burns my heart.
That luxurious black curled hair
And those green ivory eyes.
I’ve never seen anyone prettier
In my whole entire life.
Her cheeks red as roses
And her lips glossy pink.
The way she bats her eyelashes
And makes all the boys around her fall into a wink.
I’ve never seen anyone prettier
In my whole, entire, life.
...
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