City Soul
I am Manhattan, all city lights and urban sprawl.
I am rushing cars,
cold, crisp air,
humming conversations of workers on morning commutes.
I am the comfort of a warm cigarette and coffee breath and
shuffling feet on cracked pavement.
I am a glint of gold between two parted, chapped lips,
I am love at first sight.
I am the torrid night and the morning pill,
the serpent and the suitor,
the death and its salesman.
I am hot blood dripping on your hands.
I am a moment within a dream, a dream within a moment,
a handshake and a promise.
I am perhaps yours.
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