Structural Memory

Jillian McCoy
Naked bricks in alleyways

the stories they could tell

of cities that grew to magnificence

and neighborhoods that fell

Blueprints of civilization

touchable legacies

forgotten structures everywhere

Tell us your story.

Published by Jillian McCoy

I'm a freelance writer and college student based in Philadelphia. Though I'll write just about anything as a "pen for hire," I specialize in short-form content written for the web. Some of my favorite subj...  View profile

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  • R.C. Johnson4/23/2010

    :)! rcj

  • Darren Koobs4/19/2010

    A very nice expression of an old adage.

  • Major Jester4/19/2010

    Bravo!

  • Pammila Allen4/19/2010

    PA - I always thought that about my grandfathers old house, it was over 100 years old, what it would say.

  • James Fenelius4/18/2010

    very nice poem - what those old bricks could tell us!

  • R.C. Johnson4/18/2010

    I love old bricks. We designed and installed our own brick patio at my former home -- I hated to leave it!

  • Devon Miller4/18/2010

    Love it.

  • Bonnie Doss-Knight4/18/2010

    I'm resonating with this...such powerful energy in places, especially old places.

  • Walton S. Tissot4/18/2010

    WoW! Very cool Vivid poem!!

  • Mark Hudziak4/18/2010

    If walls could talk....

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