I walk these cold streets

I walk these cold streets, through the fuses of light, they glow on the concrete, and kindle the night. The rain on my glasses, turn the tips into stars, though a sudden hollowing vision, of those rusty brown bars. My father imprisoned, my mother a grey stone. I walk these cold streets, I walk them alone.

Thomas W. Morris
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