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there are certain days on the EL Saturday or Sunday and the sky is orange and different clouds and airplane streaks glowing and all above the city Everyone is calm And I look blank and I feel weeping For the fat black woman waiting by the doors never took a seat her eyes are skittish like a doe alert for insults she shrinks her shoulders when people enter or when they leave For the older white woman across from me pills **** alchohol something heavy mascara eyes resigned seeing yuppies entering at Girard feeling the contrast thinking what could have been croaky voiced and thin For children laying on seats staring at ceilings or plastic windows white hair beads clacking eyes like rocks parent clicking at phone yelling at phone all pushed in an EL car and I love them all and together we ride
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 8:29 PM UTC
Market-Frankford Line
there are certain days on the EL Saturday or Sunday and the sky is orange and different clouds and airplane streaks glowing and all above the city Everyone is calm And I look blank and I feel weeping For the fat black woman waiting by the doors never took a seat her eyes are skittish like a doe alert for insults she shrinks her shoulders when people enter or when they leave For the older white woman across from me pills **** alchohol something heavy mascara eyes resigned seeing yuppies entering at Girard feeling the contrast thinking what could have been croaky voiced and thin For children laying on seats staring at ceilings or plastic windows white hair beads clacking eyes like rocks parent clicking at phone yelling at phone all pushed in an EL car and I love them all and together we ride
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 8:29 PM UTC
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