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The Corner

I'm on the

Corner waiting

For the black

Sedan to pick me

Up I've got this

Piece of paper telling

Me this stranger's name

I shiver because it's cold

There's a little girl

At the stop light who

Is in a car with her mom

She smiles at me

An inoccent kindness

As she draws on the foggy glass

With mitten fingers

She won't know why

I stand here for

About ten years or so

So I smile back while

Her mother growls

And drives away

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Dec 2, 2010
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