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Cityscape

The flicker of a bulb lights the rearview mirror.

A car stands motionless behind the laundromat.

The occupants make hollow love,

Searching for what is lost in the sea of humanity

And the localized cloud of buildings.

Their bodies curl in the back seat

And the streetlamp continues,

A silent metronome, blinking on

And off.

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blair-griffith
American
Published
Oct 17, 2011
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