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View of the back alley, 27 March 2020

View of the back alley, 27 March 2020

One Day at a Time #13: Some Folks Like to Get Away

May 05, 2020 in poetry


7 pm is New York time

a neighbor flying the hammer and sickle

a blond wig and a kimono

a hand fan fanning away the sparrow from the shedding tree’s green branches

a squirrel and a bluejay playing tag

(if you look long enough the alley is a jungle)

6:58 is when I strain my ears

for the voices with no sources

and the portable speaker on the fifth floor; second window from the right across the new construction site

blasting Billy Joel and Frank Sinatra

Tags: new york city, coronavirus
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