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Evan Stephens
Poems
Apr 2019
On the Metro
The train's
cleated toes
perch on volts
before dipping
into the cobalt
hologram of
morning.
White pebbled
floor reflects
in the window,
the platform's
strip of faces
wades through
ghostly stars.
The train climbs
the rusted ladder
with humming
hands. The anthem
of sun a blinding
glint on the hide
until it shrieks
into the earth.
Tunnel's halogen
skin dappled
with aluminum
song. This is
my stop, step
through the
birthing wings
into the ceramic
meadow. Gate
opens, subtracts -
I'm an Orpheus,
looking back as
a silvered Eurydice
is pulled away
from me with
a scream.
Written by
Evan Stephens
44/M/DC
(44/M/DC)
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