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A Normal Wednesday Night

Strolling through the park

With humans, dogs, and birds,

Pink leaves make their mark

As they hover down in thirds.

 

Drifting along lazy airwaves,

An amplified guitar echoes

As a band soulfully misbehaves

For all nearby bedfellows.

 

Apartments loom over trees,

From a place of urban gray

As blue air works to appease

Spaces between dusk and day.

 

Sturdy street lights rusted and old

Accompanying a worn path ignite,

One by one flashing dark to gold

On a normal Wednesday night.

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Written by
Outside_Words
27 / M
Published
Oct 4, 2018
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