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The Harlem Renaissance
You could hear it through the night at Minton’s, winding around some old tune of the man’s, pushing the envelope, sound just hinting at more changes than the ear could stand, biting back at the harsh words and small talk … Continue reading
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Tagged daily poems, New York, poetry by request, sonnet, The Harlem Renaissance
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Life Beyond the Tunnel
I want to tell you there is whole new world beyond the concrete labyrinth that walls in what you know; the snaking paths that curl you so tightly in their grip as night falls, keeping you safe and secure in … Continue reading
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Tagged boundaries, daily poems, Holland Tunnel, New York, perceptions, sonnet
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