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THE DAWNING

The night people seep away Like water into soil Neither noticed or followed by anyone Road sweepers remove the night's detritus Ready for the city's full awakening When the rushing crowds shall emerge Surging tides of humanity Never speaking to each other With heads down and hidden eyes On their way to another day Worker bees in skyscraper hives Growing old and growing ulcers Amidst the canyons Between these buildings Leaning into the buffeting wind Two young lovers are seen Little more than children Carrying their innocence between them Hurrying away from here This harsh and angry place Believing only in each other and love Leaving the metropolis behind Their names are Hope and Joy And this is no place for them By Phil Roberts
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