The Public Library Poem by Margaret O Driscoll

The Public Library

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The public library, books galore
stacked on shelves, ceiling to floor
Books for adults, romance and travel,
books with crimes to unravel
Health books and life stories,
books of past tragedies and glories

A range of audio books on CD's
to listen to at your ease
Reference books to look up facts,
a quiet place to read and relax
National and local newspapers and magazines
Internet users browse computer screens
On one side a well stocked junior section,
books are treasured with affection

I get a library card for my new grandson
A lifelong gift of knowledge and fun

Monday, March 21, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: books,child,facts,fun,grandchild,grandson,internet,romance,travel
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Daniel Kelleher 21 March 2016

A lifelong gift of knowledge for your g/son, beautiful

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Margaret O Driscoll 21 March 2016

Thank you Dan, I've mentioned all my grandchildren in poems now, so very happy with that! !

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