Even In the Library
Even in the library,
Workmen come to work their drills
They boldly break the silence
Piling wall upon wall
And window upon window
The quiet rooms are gone
With brief raucous squirts of sound
They complete the task
Then walls and windows
Are wheeled away
And we are left wondering
About the meaning of it all
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uiwpnewspaper said,
June 28, 2011 at 2:57 pm
Libraries sure have changed since I was a kid. More like day care centers…and the prohibition against noise is an relic