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In Small Spaces
Life in New York City








Alfred J. Canecchia



Copyright © 2023 by Alfred J. Canecchia.

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IN SMALL SPACES
Life in New York City
Poetry
Prose
Satire, Sarcasm
& Ridicule










for Roberta,
and for my sons Aubrey
and Arden, whom I love &
are very proud of. They
have navigated through
the vicissitudes of life, and
were able to carve out a
happy and successful one!
We are what we used to be,
and what we will become.



CONTENTS
Odes to Life & Love
Erato
Para Mi Amor
Butterfly
Passage
Reality
Illumination
By The Fire
This Room
Eyes Open
Who Could Say?
Cape Cod
Dos Amigos
O Captain, My Captain! (9/11)
They Came
Meant For Me
Angels in Scrubs
Next Time
listen!
Tomorrow
Among the Apple Trees
Children Stay Young
Progeny
Grazie!
Parting
Lady of Liberty
Manhattan
What a Band!
Stopping by the Resort
Palapa 25
The Soul is Dying
If
Montage
Eureka
WoW
You
El Sol
Wild Horses
Someday
Tolerance
Oh Michelangelo!
Two
The Way
U
Lucas and Zoe
Jude & Jonathan
Up/Down
Once
Time
Fallen Angel
Desideratum
Charles Street
How Strong
When it’s Real
Toilest
Frost Bitten
Sortilgio
In Return
An Ordinary Day
Musings at Coral Cay
A Life
Banyon
The Lake
Warm Tub
Birdfeed
At the Gym
On the Bench
A Nest
Rain
Anticipating
Except
Imagination
Shooting Star
A Sea Life
Drumpf
In a “Nutshell” *
One Day (Observation)
Historical Poems
Un Conte Ancien
Ab Ova (Paean to Man)
Ode to the American Century
The Trodden Way
Intimations of Mortality
Where?
Short Time
Restless
Old Now
One of Us
Together
The Road Taken
Untitled
After
I’ll Be Home
In a World
City for Conquest
Clingman’s Dome
The Wind Whispers
The Storm
Art
Survive
Irma
Enigma
My Father
Lost
Useless
Only a Dream
Nothing More
Words
Unprepared
D.O.A.
Nonsense
Omega
Life
Sanctuary
A Question?
Late
Ever Changing
One
Here I Stand
Article 1: Section 3
Autumn
Guardians
Promise
Speak to Me
Promises Unkept
In Front of You
A Mirror
Broken Down
Odd Man Out
What Portrait Do I Paint?
Out of Time
At First Glance
Fire & Light
Tell Me
Evil
A Compromise
Comme-ci, Comme-ca
The Death of Me
Alone On Earth
Not Enough
One Day
Living
Above All Else
Too Late
The Tender Warmth
No Bodies
What You Are
Round in Circles
Another Try
A Jumble
Meaningless
Welcome Me
This Corner
Take Me Away
Easter Sunday 2019 A Divided Nation
Have I Been Here Before?
Late Autumn Verses/ Early Winter Rhymes
Our Dying Earth
Still
16A0087
Sinned
A Child of God
What Man Searches For
Time is Running Out
What is Life?
Late Autumn Verses
All Things
In Small Spaces
Withered
Reaching For the Light
Speak Up
The Speed of Life
Today
Her Beauty
Red and Blue
Many
The Rhythm of the Universe
Ever This Young
Look What We’ve Done
FATE
Just a Vessel
I Can’t Remember When
Easy to See
Troubled World
The Final Call
Y
I Think I Know
Never Said
A Love So Beautiful
Ronaele
Never Enough
What Matters
Sometimes
At 77
Prose
Mimi Goes to Harlem
Avant Mimi
Life on Jane Street
From Sag Harbor to Westwood
A Hard Time in Harlem
Dr. Gillette
Redemption
Forsaking All
Dreams to Die For
Black Widow
In The Eye of Wilma
Greenwich Village Stories
Downing Street Park to Rainbows over Venice
Shark, Peter Shark & the Naughty Bird
Those Nights to Remember
15 Jones/Danny, Danny & Mrs. Lynch
My Impressions of the Village
Satire, Sarcasm & Ridicule
Opening Letter to the Editor: (Methinks Something Stinks in Denmark!)
Oak House
Holiday Surprise
Closing Letter to the Editor: (Something to Ponder)



Odes to Life & Love



Erato
Like Radine, the star crossed lover
Of antiquity, I invoke you.
Guide my quest through life
To seek consolation in artistic expression
Become my mistress!
When you call, I will follow:
Because you quench my desire,
Satiate my longing, solace my despair.
I finally stand naked, vulnerable, alone.
Yet reborn in my confession,
My revelation, my salvation.
Visit me once more, for the night is falling,
And I am at risk.
Come, sweet Muse, and rescue me.
Lest I spiral down,
Adrift in an ocean of doubt, fear,
Loneliness, regret and heartache.
Erato: My Muse, my mistress.
Inspire me!



Para Mi Amor
Riches were never mine
Only love can I give
Being the sole gift
Equal to what I receive
Rob me of innocence
Take possessions away
After all, there is you.
Butterfly
Like a butterfly
That sheds its cocoon
When the time has come
My heart too
Has taken wings
And now it’s on the run!



Passage
Oh to free our minds of thought
And escape the boundaries
Of consciousness
To navigate the universe.
Like the wombs we came from
Our passage to freedom
Awaits us.
Reality
Who threw out the garbage?
I’ll have the pumpkin pie, please
Then make it up in carnage
Even if I have to freeze
Watch me run out in the nude
How do we ever manage?
Don’t you dare be so crude.
Is this all life is? You tease.
Just a brief comic interlude.



Illumination
We are put here
A little dot
In an ocean of sky
To understand the plot
We can only try
We are put here
A little spot
What’s the difference?
So What
We can all fly.



By The Fire
Come sit by the fire
We’ll roast marshmallows,
Gaze at the stars
Talk about dreams
It’s warm and comfortable here.
Come sit by the fire
Look towards tomorrow
The night will open its arms
To embrace us
Come sit by the fire
Next to me.



This Room
This room I have built
Lets in the sunshine
Keeps out the rain
Harbors the joys and the sorrows
Conquers the loneliness and the pain
This room I have built
This room I have built
Enables me to share
The blessings of love
And the hardships to bear
This room I have built
Is my life.



Eyes Open
When I open my eyes
What’s there for me?
A world overwhelming
So hope I must borrow
To keep my soul free
From the elation and despair
The truth and the lies
If I wake tomorrow
The new day will bring
What is meant to be
When I open my eyes
What will I see?
What’s there for me
When I open my eyes?



Who Could Say?
As I walk along my way
I will contemplate the day
That stretches before my eyes
And causes me to realize
Most of what I sought was mine
In that lesson I can find
That life was really not unkind
Just perhaps a camouflage
Appearing like a desert mirage
Of a truth we cannot know
Or a dream that would not show
Where we are and where we’ve been
Who could say this was a sin?
To be blessed, so I pray,
As I walk along my way.



Cape Cod
The horizon melts
Into the sky
While weathered dunes
Stand guard
Holding back
The surging tide
My thoughts wander
In an aimless tumble.
As the restive wind
Caresses my cheek
The ocean’s spray
Washes me
My spirit is revived
And I breathe anew
The cool fresh air
Along the shore
On Nauset Beach.



Dos Amigos
I’m looking forward to seeing you
After such a long time
How do we break the ice
To renew an old friendship?
Offer an awkward embrace,
Perhaps a kiss on the cheek?
Who will begin our conversation,
And what do we say?
Will your

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