Poetry By
Ron Singer
Published on: 8/27/2015
Union Square Park, March 20, 2015
After a harsh winter with ample snow, semi-spring arrives in Union Square Park. Birds -common grackles--light on dark branches, the tips of which have just begun to bud. Still bundled up, on a bench facing north, I watch the electric scrum of children in the playground, colorful as peacocks, in contrast to the muted blue, black, brown and yellow of the grackles (lovely word). Above the children loom tall, old buildings, whose graying mansards and water towers punctuate the sky, while wispy clouds scud by. Miming the high-altitude winds, a breeze
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