i like to think that all places,
all cities
have their own
beauty.
but i can't seem
to find that
here.
but all cities,
from tokyo
to havana,
or
vancouver
to sydney,
have this one
perfect
moment,
when the sun
has almost disappeared
below the horizon
and the sky
lights up
as if the whole world
was set ablaze.
and it doesn't matter
if you're in
calgary
or newcastle,
santa clara
or san francisco;
for that briefest of moments
the whole world can look the same.
it is then,
for me,
that a
soulless prairie city,
or a stoic seawall embankment,
or drunken foreign streets,
or an enchanting forest canopy,
can all feel like home.

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Melancholia
Poezjapoetry takes us to so many places, and we take poetry to so many places. here are poems about places, and sometimes the people found in them.