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East Colfax Avenue by Dayvid Graybill Saturday, October 08, 2011 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan East Colfax Avenue runs a 1/2 block from my house. It has a reputation and works hard to keep it. At 26 miles in length, it is reported to be the longest main st in America. Denver, CO.

East Colfax Avenue Opposition on the east side of town Sirens left over from the night before Donut cops with nowhere to go Follow dead leads to a dead end street Tinted windows roll down a crack Money and something passed in and out Baby cries from a second floor window The sun sets and East Colfax lights up 2011 © Dayvid Graybill
East Colfax Avenue

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Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan	10/10/2011

beautifully painted picture of the street and its atmosphere




Reviewed by Christine Tsen	10/9/2011

Wonderfully atmospheric, even haunting! Good to see you posting, Dayvid :) Blessings, Christine




Reviewed by Richard King	10/9/2011

It may be the longest "Main" steet, but sadly, every city has one just like it. Nicely done Dayvid, great to have you back. Dick




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)	10/9/2011

Been there. Participated in the daily and nightly trashgrab.




Reviewed by D. Vaineo	10/8/2011

Dayvid, You are back...Interesting poem--26 miles long! Always, Deborah