South Street

Edward S. SilveraContemplative

(Philadelphia, Pa.)

South Street is not beautiful, But the songs of people there Hold the beauty of the jungle, And the fervidness of prayer.

South Street has no mansions, But the hands of South Street men Built pyramids along the Nile That Time has failed to rend.

South Street is America, Breast of the foster mother Where a thousand ill-kept children Vie for suck, with one another.

Edward S. Silvera

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