This is a definition from a
book by an author (whose name I have misplaced), sent by a fellow book-lover.
The definition was so poetic in nature that I am calling it a ‘found poem’.
Sometimes I stumble across things like this: a bit of writing that, with some
editing and re-formatting and a few additions, is better than anything I can
produce. So, call it today’s poem..
Vellichor
The strange wistfulness of
a dusty bookstore,
infused with the passage of time itself;
filtered light illuminating
thousands of old books
unattainable in the time allotted,
each locked in its own era,
bound, dated, papered over like ancient rooms
sequestered years ago:
a hidden annex littered with thoughts
abandoned intact
on the sunstruck morning
of their capture.
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