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I Saw Myself on the Dudley BusThat Day.
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While jogging I briefly thought I saw myself on the Dudley Bus outside Harvard Yard.


I Saw Myself on the Dudley Bus That Day.

I saw myself on the Dudley bus that day

his eyes: a blinking, flirt

with the mid-winter's sun-

watching

the slow, fade

of a dying afternoon,

his face shadowed

in five o'clock.

Half light,

no hair.

A bus of exiles

each mired

in their personal

affairs.

 

And that man

perhaps me

looked a million

miles away.

I believe I saw

him briefly yesterday,

and for a first time

on that day

we saw each other

and quickly

turned away.

 

 
 

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Reviewed on December 28, 2005
i liked and admired your brie to the point expression about the bus and what you thought you saw. it sounded as if you were thinking to yourself for that is what we writers do quite often my friend and the best to you in all the good that i see you doing in jesus name and Happy new year, Aleja Bennett.


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