Flashing
lights emergency,
The police cars in a row.
Ask what’s going on and hear
That no one seems to know.
The police cars in a row.
Ask what’s going on and hear
That no one seems to know.
Fire
engines block the street;
Cars have been diverted.
Soon the press trucks will appear,
Once they have been alerted.
Cars have been diverted.
Soon the press trucks will appear,
Once they have been alerted.
Just
another New York day,
Though tourists stand there gawking;
Natives give a glance and then
We shrug and keep on walking.
Though tourists stand there gawking;
Natives give a glance and then
We shrug and keep on walking.
*this poem was in yesterday's
Metropolitan Diary column
in The New York Times.
Metropolitan Diary column
in The New York Times.
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