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Hello, and welcome to my daily poetry blog. The following poems are improvised based on my day, general reflections, or by just allowing my mind to cruise in neutral without a filter. I have been working on this for something around two years now and have amassed a lot of words. You can either go through them page by page, or check out the "Hall of Better Poems" option in the right column. Please feel free to comment on what you like or dislike, and also subscribe below if you like this sort of thing. Thanks!
- Patrick Lyndaker

(typically I will write down my ideas on paper throughout the day and I may not get in front of a computer to transfer it. So I then dump a few days worth of poems at once.)

Wednesday, June 29, 2016

Library Bear

I feel like the core of me is waiting in the margins of a book
that you will never read.
In bold red ink.
Plain to see as desperation,
and twice as easy to ignore.
Your eyes may be, inadvertently directed to something that makes this into "me"
You wouldn't even have to discern any truth about it.
Some one else has been in these pages.
Some one came before you and did the work,
leaving this written trail of crumbs.
All you need do is turn the pages and scan the words.
What they valued is written here.
Scrawled among the scars and pathos.
Clearly the observation of this beneficial defacement requires of you no work,
but you will never even crack the pages open.
It may as well be written in a language you find foreign.
I will remain outside the body of work
until I am discovered by you.

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