Just Another Day In Old Miami Poem by Liilia Talts Morrison

Just Another Day In Old Miami



It's just another day in old Miami
Another day on timeworn Flagler Street
There's yet another hot dog stand awaiting
A hungry worker or a tourist band

There's still another gum-stained pavement
As heat of summer burns quick shuffling feet
It's where another young soul lost direction
Blank eyes now staring at a concrete wall

It's just another day in old Miami
Well-pressed, well-heeled mix well with beggar bags
And form a blend with fleshy floral garments
Adorning buxom folds of limbs and lust

It's just another day in old Miami
Another day on timeworn Flagler Street
There's yet another hot dog stand awaiting
A hungry worker or a tourist band.

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The scene is always the same as the years go by
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