POEM STARTER
Imagine you are walking through a busy, vibrant, unfamiliar city in the middle of the night.
Write a poem about your surroundings and how it makes you feel.
Towering Town
In absence of the sun
Where only streetlights glow
Your feet feel smaller here
The world begins to grow
You are but a tiny speck
In a monstrous cosmos
You can feel it as you move
Through the sludge of dirty snow
Skyscrapers tower over
As they do during the day
But even the carts of vendors
Seem larger in a way
Your shadow is so tiny
In the clock-tower’s watchful eye
Its midnight ticking a reminder
Of your microscopic size
In the daylight you have power
That in night you can’t control
As the vast expanse of city
Opens to swallow you whole