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To Almost End
The day I broke
my glasses: I
sat of them, thinking
of Shelly, Byron, Keats:
the kids on the east side
of Detroit with no tomorrow:
I can't see without them.
my glasses: I
sat of them, thinking
of Shelly, Byron, Keats:
the kids on the east side
of Detroit with no tomorrow:
I can't see without them.
Published 13th Dec 2012
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13th Dec 2012 5:47pm
14th Dec 2012 4:55pm
nikkimoe:
When I lived in Detroit and taught at Wayne State University the East side was quite terrible. If you live there it must have changed. Thanks for the comments.
marcella1
When I lived in Detroit and taught at Wayne State University the East side was quite terrible. If you live there it must have changed. Thanks for the comments.
marcella1
14th Dec 2012 5:15pm
well.....I live by ten mile, so its the east side two miles from Detroit, I live in the cozy burbs :) I went to Wayne state for a few years!!!!
wow what a small world :)
wow what a small world :)
14th Dec 2012 5:27pm
Yes. I guess it is. "A small world." So you live by there now? Right? At first I lived by Wayne State University. It was a ghetto then. But people took care of me, watched out for me. Then I moved to Southfield. Does that still exist? I love Detroit. The only city I love more is Chicago, because I was born and raised there. In 2010-2011 I was a Visiting Professor at Loyola University, which is in the Rogers Park section of Chicago, near Northwestern. Sounds like you and I have a lot in common, though. Thanks for the information.
marcella1
marcella1
