I love going to the cool library on a hot day and finding some quiet corner to read...and exercise my imagination.
Walking down between the aisles
On readers’ faces - always smiles.
They’re here because they feel the need
To find a wonderful book to read.
They say a library should stay quiet
To me it’s noisy - like a riot.
I hear the books - oh did I mention?
The books all vie for my attention!
I hear murder, intrigue, laughter and pain,
The books all want me, I’ll go insane!
So many stories, and so little time,
Romance, horror, mystery, and crime.
I loot the shelves and take my limit,
Devouring each line, I never skim it.
Adventure awaits in each chapter or verse,
I sure hope my library card’s in my purse!
Excellent! I too am a lover of libraries. When I was in Ohio in May, I found to my dismay that the old library in my home town is now a...(gasp!Shudder!)...hair and nail saloon!!!
There is something so wrong about that.
me, too, pam; but i also love coming to the library to get on the 'puter and write my fool head off! LOL nothing like a cool sanctuary on a hot texas summer day; perfect antidote for my sun-baked nerves! LOL cute write, pam; thanks for sharing! :) ((((HUGS)))) and love, your texas friend, karen lynn. :)
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on August 5, 2003
Wonderful write. Me too, I love the library. I have a nice friend/librarian here where I live who has been immensely helpful. Alas, since I bought the computer I'm now down there as much. I think I will remedy that tomorrow. Thanks Pam for pointing that out.
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