Night GirlA Poem by E. L. FoleyWritten for the Than-Baulk contestPity the plight of the night girl: she's right to hide.
Out of the sun on the run with a gun she goes.
Shirt on her back, heavy pack, dressed in black to blend.
Quiet and fleet footsteps beat on the street all night.
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1 Review Added on May 20, 2010 Last Updated on May 20, 2010 AuthorE. L. FoleyIt DependsAboutCurrently studying Physics, my other pursuits are largely done in the time stolen from lab reports, badly botched circuit building, and endless problems. I knit, write (obviously, though I'm not very.. more..Writing
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