The bus crawled into New York City
Flutter of joy rushed into me;
Never ever before, I've ever come here
But why is it then so familiar?
Crowd, congestion, cosmopolitan rhythm
The tide and ebb of rush lean Manhattan.
Though miles of distances lay between two urban;
City of Joy and popular New York
In a jiffy I completely forgot.
The Time Square Magic -- two in one
A Sikh, yellow cab driver in turban, bright orange
Give a hand carry my bag; as I wait in queue; for my turn.
Strange; he be destined other than anyone;
Drive me further to city centre youth hostel.
The hustle, the bustle,
busy bee purposeful.
Summer breeze rustle; filling smile in people.
Was I in the streets of a foreign land? Or in Cal; pin code one?
Exceptional dream
wearing new uniform!
Yes, I did feel at home; in far away city of Manhattan.
New York City, World at your feet being there was a great treat.
That's the city they say that never sleeps.
Kind of you to pen such a poem for another home :)
I enjoyed this one.