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Mill Basin
September 11, 2015
Waking up to the s o u n d of fog horns in the Summer
Walking p a s t homes big enough to fit the whole neighborhood
The seagulls f l y i n g overhead
S e e i n g the kids playing in the park
Desolate streets and expensive c a r s
The l a c k of diversity, thats so immediately obvious
Stray a n i m a l s own the streets
This is what it is, to live in M i l l B a s i n
© Lindsey D., Marblehead, MA
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This was actually a class work assignment I had in my English class in ninth grade, to write a poem about my neighborhood.