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 Seaboard Magic Poems by Sterling WarnerA Quicksilver Trilling (Inspired by Leonard Cohen…American Poet Jim Dunlap RIP 1945-2024 Reviewed by…The Gypsy Sea Poems by Sterling WarnerTransfigured Face. Bilingual Poems from Spanish by…The Prose Poems of EM SchorbThe Kingdom of Chaos Poems by Scott Thomas OutlarWhen the Messiah Comes poems from Aieka by Daniela…5 sonnets from the poetry of R.W.Haynes