Best Esplanade Poems

So swiftly now, so much of change;
Time yields endow, time feels so strange.


So quickly here, so change feels strange;
The times brought cheer, the feel of change.


It seems a flash, a brilliant blur;
The spiral dash, an affluent spur.


The new shapes bare the facelift here;
A bright fringe...

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Hope was mistaken 
The destiny is sure 
By age all I had was taken 
The quest hast always pure;
As isolated as the ruins of Babylon 
Tunes I heard was immature-couldn’t dance 
Whispered a voice give up not! Carry on
And all desired now in abundance,
Most times...

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In Pennsylvania, there was snow
But back here in the city,
This Christmas isn’t white, but still,
The glowing sun looks pretty.

So we went out to take a walk
Along the dappled river,
The bracing air a pick-me-up
But not enough to shiver.

The pathway has been partly closed
For upgrades and repairing,
With...

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We emerged from Grand Central Station, 
Both ill, alarmed at our situation
Like two invaders, erupting forth
My twin went south, and I went North
I jaywalked reckless nearly hit by a car.
Then saw a bridge over the FDR

I wondered what price would be paid 
On autopilot, I...

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