Bound as this when in a line, words will creep like a vine. They travel simply to carry thought, no matter if they're borrowed or bought. A deep container disguised as paper; the space between reveals the caper. What they are is truly magic, even when the tale's tragic. They tickle that place where you feel a good story or connect with a writer, like Edward Gorey. We love them so when they whisk us away, whether solving a crime or keeping monsters at bay. If it's your head that's in need of some feeding, grab one of these and soon you'll be reading.
What am I referring to?
I gave you a clue!
A book!
ReplyDeleteYes, it sounds like the Alexes both agree on it being a book.
ReplyDeleteWho am I to disagree? :) A book?
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ReplyDeleteIt's got to be a book! =)
And now I'm hoping that the novel you feature this week will be one of the John Bellairs novels illustrated by Edward Gorey! ;-)
Since it's bound, it has to be a book! (Although, come to think of it, an ebook is still a book...)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a book!
ReplyDeleteFrom manuscript to book.
ReplyDeleteYou are most def referring to a book!
ReplyDeleteA book? That seems too obvious, though...I keep trying to reach for something deeper!
ReplyDeleteI was in a bind. Then I looked behind. A book it be. That's plain to see.
ReplyDeleteGary :)
A book. :)
ReplyDeleteNIce riddle. Books are such fun.
ReplyDeleteNo doubt. A book.
ReplyDeleteBooks. Welcome back!
ReplyDeleteOh, glad I'm not too late for this weeks riddle. I'm agreeing with all the previous visitors to your blog and saying a book.
ReplyDeleteI'm so late that everyone has guessed--even poetically--the answer. Very impressive visitors you have here.
ReplyDeleteA book! :)
ReplyDeleteA book!
ReplyDeleteA book! To be specific, I'm thinking a mystery or a poem. :)
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