212 Alaskan Way
September 8, 1996
I walk along 4th Avenue looking for a place to eat
until the wind grabs my hat from me.
Anxiety tries to be my pal as I fear
I'll lose my creativity.
Then a man with a hoarse, baritone voice
wearing a bandana and a shirt too small
jumps after my hat, catches it,
hands it to me with a low bow and says,
Pardon me, Ma'am.
I hope he hears the gratitude in my Thanks
that, maybe, didn't float beyond my hair
that attacks my face.
Friday, May 25, 2007
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