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I first reasd this poem while riding on a NYC subway when I was dispalyed
as part of some sort of promotion. It seemed so appropriate to be reading
it while "commuting" as is the subject in the poem. I was particularly
captured by the imagery of a "whip mapping the countries of the air".
Neeldess to say I have never forgotten it.
Rusty Merenda