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Escaping memories I ran To the setting of beginnings In search of new encounters A rescuer, an owner, a gentle Word. Penn station had evolved In years with my emotions, Beguiling decadence lost To opulence decay. Pink granite covered in grime, Glass filtering sunbeams had Now turned light into grey, Eerie shadows reflecting My vanishing intentions, Dwindling strength, Waning hope. The mellifluous cadence Of alphanumeric flapping metals That used to sooth me with dreams Of arrivals and departures Had been silenced for evermore. Solari boards swapped For liquid-crystal displays, Even people had changed Flaunting grimaces of disdain, As they whispered rumours Of terminal demolishment To the benefit of a sporting arena They would call The Garden. I empathised with the unfluted Columns of the Roman colonnade, For I too had been deemed Obsolete and inefficient, A wreck no one shall retrieve, To be suppressed, a panacea For a collective consciousness That would rather not see, Turning blind eyes to me, To cost-effective identity Annihilation, While Bobby freed of me Won the New York State Championship At Poughkeepsie.
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Mar 13, 2018
Mar 13, 2018 at 6:02 AM UTC
Penn Station
Escaping memories I ran To the setting of beginnings In search of new encounters A rescuer, an owner, a gentle Word. Penn station had evolved In years with my emotions, Beguiling decadence lost To opulence decay. Pink granite covered in grime, Glass filtering sunbeams had Now turned light into grey, Eerie shadows reflecting My vanishing intentions, Dwindling strength, Waning hope. The mellifluous cadence Of alphanumeric flapping metals That used to sooth me with dreams Of arrivals and departures Had been silenced for evermore. Solari boards swapped For liquid-crystal displays, Even people had changed Flaunting grimaces of disdain, As they whispered rumours Of terminal demolishment To the benefit of a sporting arena They would call The Garden. I empathised with the unfluted Columns of the Roman colonnade, For I too had been deemed Obsolete and inefficient, A wreck no one shall retrieve, To be suppressed, a panacea For a collective consciousness That would rather not see, Turning blind eyes to me, To cost-effective identity Annihilation, While Bobby freed of me Won the New York State Championship At Poughkeepsie.
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Mar 13, 2018
Mar 13, 2018 at 6:02 AM UTC
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