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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required No world class historic buildings will you find here. No historic Trevi Fountain. No Arch de Triumph, no! No famous bus lines either. No major parades seen on TV. No zany activists with signs nor drums or harming others will you see. You can walk here without fear day or night. No knifings, shootings nor fist fights. No drive by shootings day and night. My sweet city, a gift outright I learned in Chicago to beware of my back. I rarely have that thought, any longer! "A boogeyman might get you" is what I was taught. Now, I leave my door unlocked these days. Unafraid someone might kill me as I once feared. And drive without a care that a car is following me. You can leave packages on your deck for days! Or your mail in a cute rural mailbox. All will remain perfectly O.K. Your neighbors roll in empty trash bins if you are not home. So, I ask you~ is this a gift from God or what? On streets here, as you drive, people wave to you? Why...saints alive! Lovely smiles, a daily surprise. American flags in pride wave here. Pride in the USA is acceptable. Patriotism is in full, unabashed gear! And in this city, poetry found me. Plus one poet here reached right Through the screen and into my soul! Removed it, so that I became able to see, The unbeknownst potential that resides in me. Poem inspiration credit to~ Matthew Anish "Beautiful Day in New York City" (Hey Matthew, thank you! PR) September 25, 2019
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