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Welcome to the City
May 15, 2017
The windows were black
Except for his
We were standing still
And the world was coming toward us
It was as if,
All the lights in New York were turned off
There were so many spectacular things to see
But I was afraid I was going to learn something
That I didn't want to know
I stared out the window some more
© Myra K., Somverville, NJ
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