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Bookstore
January 28, 2011
I step in
And inhale
The faint, but wonderful smell
Of books
Books everywhere
Lining every plastered wall
Every brown, sturdy shelf
Everywhere, books
Hidden in these books
Who knows what they will find?
Mystery, adventure, romance, betrayal
Just to name a few
I want them all
But I pick only three
And when I get home,
I curl up in my comfortable, cozy bed with one
And I prepare to go on a journey.
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