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:: Sunday, July 05, 2009 ::
Subway Poem 7
Young European girl, twenty-something
slouching beside her hooded friend
She sucks her thumb
And I smile
Hoping she sees it
not as a smile of derision
But of understanding
I know, it's a big city
Filled with buzz, jitter, and judder
Like so much else of the worldLabels: poetry, subway, subway poetry
:: Robert S. 8:31:00 PM [+ Permalink] ::
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