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Elegy for a Payphone

Once, you held secrets

whispered between static and steel,

nickel-plated confessions

tumbling down like promises.


You were the last call before the bridge,

the drunk’s midnight prayer,

a lover’s long-distance goodbye.


Now you stand gutted,

a rusted relic of bad news and broken hearts,

your dial tone swallowed

by silence.

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