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Concrete Jungles

There's a wildness to a city
  that wilderness doesn't have

In closeness-an isolation
  as tenants stalk their paths

The repetition of wanton avarice
  pits dog and dog upon dog

The knife edge of the skyscrapers
  cutting the residents into cogs

There's a fierceness to the streets
  the rockiest trail can never match

A menace looms inside their shadows
  impossible to catch

Hidden death within the gridlock
  as nature disappears

A violence calling from within
 -only city dwellers hear

(Train To White River Junction: March, 2018)


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