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Midnight Rhapsody 
By Ben G., Brookline, MA
The needless knob on the stereo,
The weighty flight of mid-morning essence
borne down by the discords and dissonances of confused morals.
Like a hollow drum, the midnight streets
the lonely telephone pole talking to the faint sirens,
the midnight air, the cool breeze, the lonely lightpost.
As though predestined by a dream to become something,truth perhaps,
nothing moved except
You, me.
Nothing coughed except you, me.
And we coughed lavishly...
because it would be a long time until tomorrow.
When you, me, we would awaken to the solid drum of "reality's" alarm clock
and we: you, me,
would call each other while daylight crept inward light like water, and say
(dial 555-6839)
"I had the funniest dream tonight" And we would say it at the same time,
disbelieving nothing.













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