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Allure of Bright Lights

The billboards advertise it;

The mental pollution

That's obtained in a New York minute

Is mind-blowing.

 

A fast-paced world bustles by

Outside a taxi cab window.

It's rush hour,

And the car horns scream pleas of chaos.

 

Busy bodies litter the streets.

As they dissipate, they are soon replaced

Like the car exhaust

That's always lingering in the air.

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May 18, 2010
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