City, Part IA Poem by Jeremy Michael WhiteStrolling along this foggy sidewalk Guided by the faint glow of streelamps Choking on the smog, still working hard Cigarette has become a cylinder of ash - lost in thought
Taxis pass by escorting folks through the city
"Open" flashes dimly from an alleyway window Alter direction and check it out Creaky door opens to a bells ring Jukebox playing Liberace instrumentals
A speak-easy in the backwoods of a city
What is the nature of this mysterious pub? Liquor is legal, no need to evade the law Perhaps there is something...hm, esoteric Sign me up, I'm game, let me in to your world
You never know destiny in the heart of this city
A double and a beer, and an inquiry, too Bartender knows I've tuned in to the essence "Just what kind of secret do you people know?" Clearing his throat, "Through that door", he said
Into the black void beneath the lights of the city © 2012 Jeremy Michael White |
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Added on July 7, 2012 Last Updated on July 7, 2012 Author
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