Literature
The Forgotten
What makes the library special? Is it the quietness? The solidarity? Communities? Do people enjoy it because it's free? For Blake, it was the stories. Stories that are told beyond the stores. Stories about standing up for one's rights and history that isn't taught in school. Stories about the forgotten, but if Blake can read about them, are they honestly forgotten? Even the library needs to throw out stories that aren't being used anymore to make room for new ones. After all, there's only so much shelf space to go around, and why keep a book that collects dust? Blake often wondered where do the forgotten stories go? Who will read their stories? Who will know about them if they are no longer visible in the public eye? Luckily for Blake, he was born rich and bought out a superstore and named it "The Forgotten", where libraries can donate books that have collected dust over the years. All was swell until an elder came in with a smile and said, "Even in a place full of forgotten books
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