Balcony

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skyscraper 

building tall


don't look down, I

fear that I may fall


eyes shining brighter

than the window panes


gazing glares at a city 

burning of flames


infiltrate your

afternoon anguish


for breakfast, strawberry 

milk and a cheese danish


hotel room vending machines,

candy bars cookies and cream


overlooking the view

from a balcony


- Leah Rae

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