One Poem by Kate Gorman

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STREETLIGHT SWITCH


The sodium-vapor streetlights
with fresnel lenses like lidded eyes
have been replaced
with horseshoe-like arcs of LED lights.
As the morning stays dark longer
and evening comes on earlier,
a shift in the character
of nighttime light is more apparent.
The orange push-pop glow
of the sodium-vapors has given way
to a paler and creamier light.

female with dark brown short hair, black blouse, and black-rimmed glasses

Kate Gorman is a writer and conceptual artist. Through videos, bookmaking, and printmaking, she thinks about and interacts with the city as nature. A two-time recipient of the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Individual Artist Fellowship, she has exhibited primarily in Washington, D.C., and Maryland. Visit her website kategorman.art or her youtube channel @walkingsalon to follow her work.

“Vivid bokeh lights in red and orange create a captivating abstract background.” by Ravi Kant free to use from Pexels.

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