Night Sounds Of Suburbia Poem by Jean Young

Night Sounds Of Suburbia



The moon is obscured by the clouds.
Not one star twinkles in the black
velvet sky.
Crickets chirp happily in the hedges.
A car slithers by: it's headlights
penetrating the darkness.
Down the street, in someone's yard a
dog barks urgently.
Far in the distance an ambulance
wails its sad
and mournful song.
In their houses the people sleep on
Lulled by the night sounds of
suburbia.

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Jean Young

Jean Young

Edmond, Oklahoma
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