DispatchPersonal · reflection·
Mar 5, 2016
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The World Without Glasses
A poem about what the city looks like when you take your glasses off.
Without my glasses on, the world immediately becomes less familiar
The warts are hidden, the world’s minor flaws can’t be seen
In the evenings, every light in every building twinkles in the haze
Cars flit by, on a distant road like red and yellow fireflies
This manmade river in this manicured city glitters pretentiously
People dart around, it seems everyone has plans and places to go
Except for me, staring out my window without my glasses on
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