Glass Tower
by Isabel Keleti
By Isabel KeletiPublished 3 years ago • Updated 2 years ago • 1 min read
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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
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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
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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
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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
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