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Bump in the Night
Street lights flicker
 The mobs digress
 
 Under the blanket of night
 The city rests.
 
 And out creep the roaches,
 With no direction or plan,
 
 To paint the town red
 With slick, grimy hands.
 
 In a labyrinth of alleys
 They’ll never be found
 
 As they wait in the shadows
 While the sun inches down.
 
 And when the very last ray
 Is pulled out of sight;
 
 When the city again
 Is drowned by a sea of night,
 
 Nothing louder than a skitter
 Will fill the air
 
 And the dank drowsy atmosphere
 Will reek of despair
 
 Until the light returns,
 Along with blinding pain
 
 Of revealing what is left;
 What little remains.

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