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Realizing the potential of technology
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So ends the weekend
Sunlight behind the mountains
Dawn is coming soon
Evening has arrived
Listening to classic jazz
Spring rides the starlight
A gentle breeze blows
Branches scrape against my house
This brusque goose-like cry
Startles me abruptly
A gentle breeze blows
Branches scrape against my house
This brusque goose-like cry
Startles me abruptly
Many memories
Walking past the empty halls
In winter’s darkness
Ages ago I lived in Seattle’s heart. At that point, beginning a transformation, becoming the economic behemoth of our now. Then we were still the refuge of the poor, downtrodden. Suburban business professionals drifting through, vanishing as the clock struck five. The flurry of buses and cars carrying them away, far away from us. I found myself wandering nighttime streets, streetlights and gentle rain accompanying my steps. An urban beauty.