Content Poem by Charles Malcolm
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I take taxicabs
further north than I usually go
alone
I eat oysters
for two
I drink wine
for four
I pay
tip
too much, probably
grinning at candlelit prisoners
as I leave
I smoke cigarettes
on the George Washington Memorial Bridge
Head down
forearms against the guardrail
firing arrows of smoke
toward the waves
paralyzed
from this freedom
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: fear
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