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Ice Day Reading

A book reader in the 21st century

By Alfie JanePublished 4 years ago • 1 min read
Ice Day Reading
Photo by Michał Parzuchowski on Unsplash

Early this morning

Mommy and Daddy get a call

from the school.

The roads are too icy for school.

Brother stays on the Xbox,

and sister stays on her phone.

Mommy tells sister

turn off TikTok.

Everyone's too busy

to notice me.

So I go to my church,

my haven,

my paradise,

my boarding pass.

Our bookshelf in the hall.

I pick one

and go to my room.

I go back to bed,

my blanket like a seat belt.

And then I travel the world

through the pages.

Soon, I'm flying across the country,

no! The world!

I meet new people

and learn about new places.

I'm seeing the world

when I grow up.

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Alfie Jane

A wandering soul who writes about anything and everything. Former expat, future cook and writer. Will take any challenge that comes her way.

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    Written by Alfie Jane