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Nightlife

Hanging around the old cabaret,

where nighthawks steal glances

at the curators of tired eyes,

the walking dead take leave

of their senselessness

entering blurred reality

 

Someone calls for another round

shouting fire down his throat as

 

A dart nicks the narrow space between

two fates and falls to the floor

avoiding both,

leaving him in a rage

 

She pockets the change they left her

or forgot, while

laughs infuse the acrid smoke,

ricocheting into nothing

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zajan-akia
American
Published
Jul 1, 2012
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