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A city of millions           of lost dreams                 and       hopes held onto        by the threads of previous generations People have been showing up to this city   for hundreds of years          with the intent of a new life and love At its current state of flowing people      on its sidewalks so breaming                 they spill into the traffic of the streets.                       This fullness, this ecstatic energy       edging everyone onto their next feverish step in life. So many storylines intersecting at random.                      A shared bench in central park,              the line of a coffee cart. All their own collective catalog of stories untold in this         giant library city. Each person a potential chapter of love    in my unfinished book.   with all the bobbing faces     in the sidewalk currents      there is only one I am looking for it's the only one I know in this whole city.
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Jan 6, 2020
Jan 6, 2020 at 5:23 PM UTC
New York
A city of millions           of lost dreams                 and       hopes held onto        by the threads of previous generations People have been showing up to this city   for hundreds of years          with the intent of a new life and love At its current state of flowing people      on its sidewalks so breaming                 they spill into the traffic of the streets.                       This fullness, this ecstatic energy       edging everyone onto their next feverish step in life. So many storylines intersecting at random.                      A shared bench in central park,              the line of a coffee cart. All their own collective catalog of stories untold in this         giant library city. Each person a potential chapter of love    in my unfinished book.   with all the bobbing faces     in the sidewalk currents      there is only one I am looking for it's the only one I know in this whole city.
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Jan 6, 2020
Jan 6, 2020 at 5:23 PM UTC
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