Poem -

City Living

I walk around the city
Where millions live interdependently
Coming and going; I watch
And note the people that I see
Ā 
The blind woman with her white stick
And guide dog,
The homeless girl reading a book
The student browsing the library
And the street traders who cook
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Crepes and beef burgers
Hot dogs, curries and sauce
Then there’s the Big Issue seller
Who goes largely ignored.
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The street preachers
And bible sellers
Praising the Lord
An occasional ambulance passes
Heading for a hospital ward.
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And of course there are those who
Walk along staring at their phone
Surrounded by strangers, yet,
Never quite on their own.
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I like to mingle with people
Drinking in independent cafes.
I’ve just had a hot dog from a vendor,
Now I’m sipping a latte.
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