Yew Nork

The click of heels and the shuffle of feet

Mark the bustle of an impatient day

Through the soft strum of a prominent beat.

 

Sour trash and fruit rot in merciless heat

While scents of honeyed tulips waft astray;

Mingled in smoke from stained lips in back seats.

 

Clammy hands make use of sweaty retreats

To the safety of pockets kept at bay

From buoyant passersby anxious to meet.

 

Mouths hide the hushed murmurs of the discrete

That speak of the games secret lovers play

In the perplexing world of the elite.

 

Bitter tastes crave the release of a treat

Of sensuous smells so merrily gay

That they beg turned buds for a bite to eat.

 

Behind grand towers the city does cheat,

In masking hidden ruins of the fray.

Yet your melancholic lull does secrete

That tunes of a unified world are sweet.

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