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The Library


To them The library is a simple structure Built by the foundation of bricks and concrete Created to store and provide information A source whenever needed Nothing more, nothing less But to me The library is a silent sanctuary A vast, open space Filled with infinite imaginations Where each idea is written on paper and printed on a book Each book, a different world And each shelf, a different galaxy An endless universe
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The library in perspective

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