Based on Carl Sandburg's 'Losers'
If I should pass the cell of Ajax,
I would stop and reflect for a while
Because I too was blinded by rage and facades
And managed to escape.
If I pass the alleyway of Swan
I shall speak to the rats, "My, my!"--
I who have lead an unpromising future,
I who have lead such immoral acts upon the innocent.
I am looking for the train of Rembrandt too.
I would scout the beach with him and say,
"We never had anythin' goin' for us, now did we?"
And the last fighting ground of Snow-
When I stand there, I shall tell the people:
"You haven't lived; I've been around the ben-
Who's gonna get wasted with accomplishment?"
Cowboy, Vermin, Mercy
With them, I could laugh and cry for awhile.
I think I could tell them kids:
"Them Warriors were good, real good..."
I could ask gangs who wear their colors proudly,
In the name of that Cyrus and all of Bronx,
Reining with the Riffs, calling to New York,
"Come on, you-----! Can you dig it?"

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