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Sunday, January 08, 2012

Magpie Tales - poem: Untitled







Utilitarian art

boxes in Duffy square.

Girders and panels rise

poking the Troposphere.

Windows offer a glimpse

of ground life—

crisscross traffic,

news barkers,

theater goers,

Father Duffy at attention;

Yul Brenner glares—

have you bought your tickets?



Michael A. Wells

Magpie99

8 comments:

Unknown said...

Heh! tkts is right there!

Tess Kincaid said...

Nice textures...nice write!

Rinkly Rimes said...

I'd no idea he was Father Duffy! I called him Lenin! I wonder if he'll mind!

Everyday Goddess said...

such different energy from those two who shared some space for a time as a busy times square carried on.

nice magpie!

Brian Miller said...

nice...i love the city...and you capture just enough of its textures to bring it to life...i like...

Anonymous said...

you really know the city

days of cohan

Dave King said...

Spare, to the point and effective.

Helen said...

That last line made me laugh ...