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Glass Tower

by Isabel Keleti

By Isabel KeletiPublished 3 years ago Updated 2 years ago 1 min read
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Glass Tower
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Ice-encased

Hudson Yards lights

fade to the distance —

a hard-fought way

in a bitter city, become

battles frozen in time

Because the magic of fate

locked us away, guarded

by a tree-lined promenade

protecting unspoiled intentions —

unending panoramic glints

of tired secrets to unlock

all got left behind

My most treasured Manhattan

secrets, lie not in sparkling gleams,

but in unforeseen sparks,

my own overlook, grander

than the North Tower’s edge

inside the glass on 23rd Street

But the glimmer fades to mist

as I gaze at a newly thawed view

in the glass is a love unreflected

as transient and unwelcome

as the city's final icy deluge

performance poetry
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