Rush Hour Poem

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As the sun begins to set,
The city wakes, no time to fret,
The streets come alive with hustle and bustle,
In a symphony of movement, a frantic tussle.
The traffic flows, a tangled mess,
Cars honking, cyclists in distress,
Pedestrians scurrying on the sidewalks,
Racing against time, the ticking clocks.
Rush hour, a daily race,
In the concrete jungle, a frantic pace,
Buses, taxis, and trains all in a hurry,
Commuters jostling, in a constant flurry.
The honking horns, the sirens wail,
A chorus of chaos, a frenzied tale,
People rushing, with heads down low,
Determined to reach their destination, they go.
The buses stop, the doors swing wide,
A sea of people, a human tide,
Squeezing in, like sardines in a can,
Jostling for space, every woman and man.
The subway trains, with their rhythmic hum,
Carrying passengers, one by one,
Packed like sardines, in a metal tube,
Familiar faces, in the daily commute.
The sidewalks crowded, a bustling scene,
With people rushing, in a routine,
Dodging obstacles, weaving through,
A symphony of motion, in a city so true.
But amidst the chaos, there's a beauty rare,
A sense of unity, a feeling to share,
People from all walks of life, side by side,
In the rush hour tide, a human tide.
So, as you navigate the rush hour fray,
Take a moment, in the midst of the fray,
To appreciate the city's vibrant beat,
The rush hour's rhythm, so fast and fleet.
For in the rush hour's chaos and strife,
Lies the pulse of a city, its vibrant life,
A symphony of movement, a daily show,
As the city rushes, to and fro.