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university sidewalk

the lion pack traveling side

by side, though not evenly;

colliding shoulder to shoulder

territorial and instinctual.

 

trying to tame the manes

beneath logo-baring headgear,

hoping to hide soulful eyes

behind dark shades of plastic.

 

clothing loose to make up

for skin too tight, laughter

bouncing off cement and

rubber sneaker soles.

 

that musky scent of male

mingling with each individual

mixture of hopes and dreams

hits me in full force, leaving me

at a standstill long after the last

of you has passed me by.

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Aug 13, 2010
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