poets title
Sketch by Greg Ganntner of Albert Huffstickler
The Neighborhood Is
I keep thinking I want to write something or say something

about this neighborhood that I have lived in nearly twenty

years but when I really get down to it, the only thing that

comes is: The Neighborhood is. That's it. Whether you're

sitting in front of the bakery drinking coffee or walking

the evening or standing on your front porch watching the

night come in, you're surrounded by this deep sense of place,

of being in a neighborhood, of being spoken to, recognized

when you walk down the street, of meeting faces that lack

that closed city look that is part of so many areas as

crime and distrust grow. People still recognize and greet

each other here and give each other the benefit of the doubt

because we're all part of the neighborhood. You can't put

a price on that, not in these times. So maybe I don't have

to write anything big and inspiring about the neighborhood.

Everyone knows it anyway. Maybe it's just enough to look

around me and think, "Yes, that's it. The neighborhood is."
-- Albert Huffstickler
March 13, 1994
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