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Jan 2016
Deep in the velveteen dark,
Under the muffled and foggy highway
As the town slumbers in peace
I light another cigarette.
I should be wrapped up warm as well,
Dancing in dreams of my beloved city
Where once the night sang me her song
And I heard and felt her words,
But instead here I sit in the cold,
Head tilted to better listen
To music that comes to me no more.
I used to live in a small Midwestern city and loved it more than any place I've lived save one. Late at night or early in the morning was my favourite time to be out and about but now that I've moved and grown older I don't feel as alive at night as I did then.
Alexandra Burwood
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Alexandra Burwood  Detroit
(Detroit)   
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