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As Cars Pass

I never noticed

the shapes of headlights

that race across the room

like greyhounds

as cars pass.

 

The shapes sit

only for a moment

then roam anxiously

along the brick

and disappear in the corner.

 

A contrasting scene

of stagnation

and restlessness

painted across the walls

as cars pass.

 

Maybe I should leave

the blinds open more

often as I attempt

and most likely fail

to dream.

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matt-miller
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Published
Apr 7, 2010
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