City Life Poem by Rebecca Navarre

City Life

Rating: 5.0

Starlight, midnight. One by
one out go the houses lights.
All in a row, what flickered
bright, once flowing vibrant
with life. Now darkened to
my sight. Curl up snuggle
into blankets tight. Shut off
the phone. As if nobody's
home. And at last I feel alone.

City Life
Wednesday, May 27, 2026
Topic(s) of this poem: night,peace,silence
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rose Marie Juan-austin 07 June 2026

This resonates with me when I was in the metropolis. So different from a country life.

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Rose Marie Juan-austin 07 June 2026

A great night in the city is vividly painted on the canvas of this wonderful poem. Great picture that goes with the.poem.

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Isadora Quagmire 30 May 2026

This is a perfect poem with which to end my night shift! You paint such a cozy scene, I feel like I am there! ! ! You have a brilliant way with words as always! Thank you so much for sharing this : )

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Timber Koleden 27 May 2026

A cozy poem with an equally aesthetic picture! You truly know how to craft such vibrant and relatable pieces! Thank you for sharing this with us tonight!

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