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Irony In a Small Town
I think I'll live in the city
 whenever I leave here.
 This small town isn't right for me,
 filled with people who ask too many questions
 and give too many answers.
 I think I can hear
 the five boroughs 
 calling my name.
 Their hollow voices
 mix with horns honking
 and people shouting,
 but it's better there--
 I know it is.
 Maybe I want people to forget
 that I ever existed
 to never think of me again
 to never speak my name.
 Maybe I hope they don't
 ask about me.
 Or maybe I want them
 to wonder about me.
 Maybe I want them
 to talk about me.
 I want them to say,
 "Did you hear about that Megan girl? She moved to New York City. She was always so quiet, so shy, and she never liked crowds. I wonder why she moved there."

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