Subway Rush Hour, poem by Langston Hughes

January 24, 2014 //

SUBWAY RUSH HOUR
by Langston Hughes

Mingled
breath and smell
so close
mingled
black and white
so near
no room for fear.

PHOTO: “New York subway, 1969” by Ralph Crane, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Tags African American authors, Authors, New York, Poem, poetry, subway, train, transportation, Writers, Writing

Categories Poetry

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