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…Transfigured Face. Bilingual Poems from Spanish by…The Prose Poems of EM SchorbWhen the Messiah Comes poems from Aieka by Daniela…5 sonnets from the poetry of R.W.Haynes