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UNDERGROUND VOICES: POETRY
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JONATHAN HAYES
Fame On a sidewalk in NYC, my father told me that I was not destined to fame or fortune. In the academy, a professor said that if you are not anthologized you will go extinct. Darwinism of letters does not concern me. A plausible reason for self-destruction, does. Apartment I am humble, as I act as host between an urban Heaven or Hell – just a glance away from each other. Summer We stood by the edge of the Hudson River – you thought of our life together on this new island, and I reminisced of a Langston Hughes' poem, where he heard the song of suicide in the water's reflection. |
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