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Morning Air

Sleepy moon beams kiss the morning sky

Goodbye, as they slip into the cerulean on

High.

 

I’d been walkin all night, the morning air

Unwinding the curls from my tangled hair. As I drug

My emotions through potholed streets.

 

Tires crunching sand the sweepers missed,

Sliver boxes clicking the lights from green to

Red, steam clouds rise in a royal ascension

Bathing passers by in a ghostly hue.

 

Pulling my coat tightly I slipped though

Their procession unnoticed, ears pressed to phones,

Eyes lowered to ground, hands gripped on purse straps.

I sit watching the wisp of early risers become a

Thunderous herd or late risers walking nowhere.

I’d been walkin all night, the morning air

Damp against my face, cool and electric

Condensing on my cheeks, dripping down

My face where my tears should be. If I

Won’t cry for myself most certainly the morning air

Will do it for me.

 

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May 6, 2010
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