Poetry
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Living in New York Taxis are driving day and night. At the speed of light until a whistle from someone’s lips tells them to stop. Cold steams rush out from the sewers and hits your face. But your not cold because theirs so many people walking beside you, that their keeping you warm. These people either smell like morning breath or cheap perfume at this time of day. Your mind isn't focus on that though its thinking about those tamales and chocolate that vendors are selling at the corner. But your all ready late as it is. You run up the stairs to catch the train, Were it’s so over crowded that you can't even breath. Your day has just began, your day at New York New York.
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S-T-A-I-R-S Warm Little beds left abandoned. You can hear the children giggle in the distance and a bubble floating in the backyard air. Floating, floating away, Twirling, twirling in this bright summer day. A tiny finger appears leaning closer to a bubble wanting it to burst. Closer and closer to the bubble yet nearer and nearer to the edge of the stairs. Tumbling, tumbling, tumbling- Falling, falling falling- She can hear the the scrapping of her body on the wooden stairs. Her hair is in a tangled mess with paint chips everywhere. She's too scared to open her eyes So she squeezes them tight. She cab taste the saltiness of blood on her bruised upper lip. she suddenly comes to stop on the concrete sidewalk which is no longer the color gray anymore but a bloody dark red. She opens her eyes and to her surprise she sees the bubble floating in the sky.
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APPLE Dangling from the trees. In the breezy autumn air Beautiful colors of light green ready to be plucked, crunched and shared. Falling towards the ground. little stem could not hold on much longer. Worms crept out from the dirt, ready to eat its dissert. Sweet juices rush out everywhere. The warms are in a state of bliss.. How could eve resist this little round fruit of deliciousness. |