A London
London, 
strange syllable city, 
so neat and old of geometric wrinkles, 
feels as though she hasn’t tasted sweetness 
since America departed.
 
I saw her, 
London, 
a young woman, the City, 
a formal suit in feminine wit, 
a harmony of discordant blue and handbag, 
carrying congratulation, a fan of flowers.
 
Look up, 
London, 
at the sky’s circle, 
so small, 
so out of scope.
 
Look up, 
London, 
beyond, 
far beyond, 
see tomorrow’s empire
 
would you dare.
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