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About This Poem
Life in the City
The sky an orange color, a warm hue
In the city streets where you are still king
Placed are old buildings near to what is new
Each place has a history, where one sings
Wires float in the air between all buildings
In the city streets where you are still king
Cars litter the streets finding they’re being
Colors are put forth around the city
Wires float in the air between all buildings
A great piece of life sits in what I see
What all will shine within the world today
Colors are put forth around the city
Life of this worldly place exists in day
Age of this city pleases, and delights
What all will shine within the world today
Scenes of the city has plenty of sights
The sky an orange color, a warm hue
Age of the city pleases, and delights
Placed are old buildings near to what is new
Russell Sivey
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