Words' Worth Poem by Tony Noon
Words' Worth
Carnegie's ghost is colorless
and floats amongst unsought
stories of small-town pioneers.
There is benevolence here, and
a hope that provision will draw
attention from passing crowds.
Too often, though, audiences
are converted, and come here
seeking simple words of solace.
Tony Noon
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