The Streets are QuietA Poem by Kelly A. Brown
The Streets are Quiet
The streets are quiet;
it's three in the AM. I walk out of the warmth, preferring the chilled winds and darkened lights and cigarette butts that only early morning streets can offer. They soothe me. They are symbolic of pain. And it is in that instant that I realize I'm not the only one to walk these streets numb, alone, lost. There are many like me. The thought calms me as it hits me that I am one of the crowd. They are with me here, I see them walking along the muddy streets, crying out for mercy and cursing God and stepping secretly on their cigarettes (dope or regular) before going home to their other lives. We all walk home together and sleep until 1 PM. © 2008 Kelly A. BrownFeatured Review
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1 Review Added on February 8, 2008 AuthorKelly A. BrownNJAboutI am a writer...I try to write from my soul. I am a fan of Charles Bukowski, Jack Kerouac, and the like. I love crazy poetry, but dislike poor spelling. I guess you can tell more about me by rea.. more..Writing
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