Poems about Bibliophile

• The Last Brown Bookshop in Plymouth.

  Shelved, rows of tomes attend silently
  Their voices muted, by human tragedy.

  by SimplySonnets 326 lines, 2 comments, on Oct 9 2:30 AM. In Life, Love, Personal, Bibliophile, Books, History, Humanity, Background

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