Reading Is At The Beginning

Socrates Affirmed That Only That Which The Reader Already Knows Can Be Sparked By A Reading, And That The Knowledge Cannot Be Acquired Through Dead Letters.

If The Library In The Morning Suggests An Echo Of The Severe And Reasonable Wishful Order Of The World, The Library At Night Seems To Rejoice In The World's Essential, Joyful Muddle.

Every Library Is A Library Of Preferences, And Every Chosen Category Implies An Exclusion.

During The Day, The Library Is A Realm Of Order.

One Can Transform A Place By Reading In It.