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Greenpoint, Brooklyn

by simonegabrielli

All wicked smiles sitting in broken sinks In dive bar bathrooms Our shoulder blades slamming against the mirror Lolita, little girl lost, in hazy clubs Flitting about dazzling New York nights pupils blown in soft, doe eyes, baby-faced, pistol-quick smiles Torn denim jacket sleeping on a greyhound Nights spent pacing the train station Didn’t eat for days stayed up for nights Hearts rabbiting in our chests Windows open sitting in that Brooklyn loft Walking to the East River at sunrise.
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