The oldest library in the world still exists!
Somewhere on earth
Not destroyed by moths
All bricks still the same
As they were laid
No cracks or breaks
As would’ve have been
When strong winds of
The mountain form
A two-fold force with
The tricks of time.
All of its pillars seem to
Have sworn an oath
To remain forever young
With the strong posture of the
Past well seen in our
Contemporary time
No not one worn out
By age.
The oldest library in the world still exists!
It’s roofing sheets of steel
Still shiny and rust free
Well-aligned to another
With tight screws like
A rogue held captive in
Hunter’s camp.
Unmovable it is
Incredible were those men
Of which it was said
They continued the construction
Based on the ASSIGNED DESIGN
The unfinished work of
Christ they took to many
Heights while they endured
For many nights the pains
Of haters crew
A pack of sovereign Jews
Devoted to religious doings
Committed to put their
Works to a stop.
The oldest library in the world still exists!
An architectural design
Housing 66 hefty books
In both shelves
Old shelves with uncracked
Scrolls waiting for someone
To stroll in
Take a walk and have a
Good read.
The oldest library in the world still exists!
Not in the woods
Or some interior zones
Oblivious to all.
Ebubechi
© 2023
Christ a poet 