The Magic Touch of Strangers by Daisy Sidewinder July 6, 2012 by David Jackson The Magic Touch of Strangers The touch of strangers in a crowded bus my arm against another’s trading warmth and energy. I feel good, the shared aliveness somehow magic thinking, silently, that I am one of us at least for now. Related Posts:The Velut Luna Poems by Jessica Skyfield.The Cybernetic Lullaby. A Poem by Nolo SegundoA Quicksilver Trilling (Inspired by Leonard Cohen…To Purusha, The Little Homunculus in My Hand/Heart.…Ode to Olivia. A Poem By Jack D. HarveyLIKE THE BIRDS ON THE WIRES. 3 Poems from Bradford Middletonthe fish,Mother Ganga & festering. 3 Poems by Stephen HouseThree Poems Telos, Tabula Rasa & Algor by Carl ScharwathUnexpected Disturbances & Rhododendrons Blooming in…The Gypsy Sea Poems by Sterling Warner