Rainy Dawn in the City
Faint slivers of cold, grey light streak across the black sky.
The city is as still as an empty stage in a darkened theater.
Lines of silvery rain rush past my window to the street below,
The city is as still as an empty stage in a darkened theater.
Lines of silvery rain rush past my window to the street below,
Where puddles glimmer like mirrors, reflecting signs and
windows and doors.
Pigeons calmly stroll the sidewalks, alone at a private
Pigeons calmly stroll the sidewalks, alone at a private
picnic,
pecking at yesterday's crumbs.
It is cold and grey and silent in this moment before the world
pecking at yesterday's crumbs.
It is cold and grey and silent in this moment before the world
wakes.
And I, four floors above the puddled streets, pull my soft,
friendly quilt a little closer
And wait for the first spoken word of the day.
And I, four floors above the puddled streets, pull my soft,
friendly quilt a little closer
And wait for the first spoken word of the day.
Sincerely,
A Writer
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