Lantis and I left Blind Milton for the year’s
longest day atop the towers, while Buck Rogers
played on tv. The words of Carl Sagan and
Albert Einstein engraved in the World Trade Tower,
looked down on Don Lev and Richard Davidson’s
summer poetry reading at South Street Seaport.
The trade of words and ink begun with letters
on Earth, were sent billions of miles as signals
of commerce . . .