The Groaning City
The city is a metal animal Groaning under the sands of time Squeaking and sparking, rust Creeps slowly over steel bulwarks That drip with oil and blood Of those who labor here, in the depths The layers in this place run deep and high From shining streets to dirty sheets And greasy smoke jumping upwards To meet with the evergreen scent Of private offices and places Where things like self destruction Can be turned away and ignored So that the annual profit margin May be discussed in greater detail
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GrantBrenton
I am a small town guy who has been in the same place his entire life. I can't wait to get out into the world and see everything. On the poetry end of things I am a young and aspiring poet looking for ways to have his poems viewed and critiqued...
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