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Poetry: New York City

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  by Jennifer Smith

  First of all, the city is crowded,

  especially in a city like New York.

  She thinks about the city that she calls home.

  On the

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• 2 of 79

  by Kelly Steier

  My Home

  Inner City battles the glorious glass buildings
  that soar to the sky with ultimate ease,
  This is New York City and it

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• 3 of 79

  by Crystal Elizabeth Warner

  What New York City Means to Me

  We had a fight,
  we dileberated
  through the night
  over the idea
  that we were
  going nowhere fast.

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  by Anne Knopf

  "MY NEW YORK "

  I've lived in New York
  For many a year
  I went to school - in Harlen
  AND never had a fear...

  I rode the subways
  Never

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• 5 of 79

  by Marlin Pine

  Misty rain haloed street lights
  Illuminating hunched up people walking fast
  A chill wind lifts debris, looks, then snaps them
  Curling

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