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Springtime in the City

Freckling the sidewalks: puddles.

All a-bloom with oil, dirt and the reflections of flocks of birds --

Swarms of starlings winging around spires like maypoles.

 

At the ***** of the skyscraper’s spire: clouds.

Cradled into blueness by springtime, whispering away their last agonies of rain.

From their final cadence comes a tear

 

That tear dripping into those puddles making these ripples

Unwrinkle through needle-point skyscrapers, ribbons of starlings

And reflections of clouds.

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Mar 3, 2010
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