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\"felipe<\/a>

Detail from Felipe Galindo\u2019s Magic Realism in Kingbridge<\/i>, which appears in the Poetry in Motion series accompanying Twichell\u2019s poem.<\/p><\/div>\n

The MTA has an initiative called Poetry in Motion, which brings verse to riders of the New York City subway. The last time I was groped on the subway, I was reading one such poem: \u201cTo the Reader: Twilight,\u201d by Chase Twichell. It is an enjoyable, accessible poem\u2014they tend to be\u2014but it felt strangely apt.<\/p>\n

It is a truth universally acknowledged that any woman who rides any public transport for any length of time will, at some point, come into close contact with a covert masturbator. I should amend that, actually: it is universally acknowledged among women<\/i>; men are always surprised to learn that this is a quotidian reality of distaff urban existence.<\/p>\n

\u201cWas it a very crowded train?\u201d asked my mother, the first time it happened to me. I nodded tearfully. \u201cWas it a businessman in a suit? It always is,\u201d she said grimly. I was fourteen at the time, looked twelve, and found the experience exceedingly disturbing. We did not yet have poetry in the subway.<\/p>\n

\u201cNext time it happens,\u201d said my mom, \u201cshout \u2018PERVERT! PERVERT!\u2019 and everyone will turn on him.\u201d <\/p>\n

This advice, in retrospect, demonstrated a touching faith in the vigilantism of the average New Yorker. It also depended on a certainty that rarely exists in such situations. After the fact, somehow, you are always<\/i> sure. But in the moment, packed like sardines in a crowded car, with a crafty pervert moving with the train\u2019s undulations, there is always reasonable doubt.<\/p>\n

In recent years, to address the problem of sexual harassment, the MTA has started airing public service announcements that sound as if they were composed by someone\u2019s prudish maiden aunt. \u201cA crowded subway is no excuse for an improper touch,\u201d the announcer used to chide\u2014more lately, perhaps because \u201cimproper touch\u201d was too memorably vague, he substitutes \u201cunlawful sexual conduct,\u201d and encourages victims of said ungentlemanly conduct to report the cad to the authorities, who will, presumably, give him a sound horsewhipping to curb his animal high spirits.<\/p>\n

If I could write these announcements, they would be more blunt. \u201cYes, you are <\/i>being masturbated against by that businessman,\u201d my announcement\u00a0would say. \u201cNo one<\/i> does that by mistake; most of us go to extreme lengths to avoid that contact, no matter how crowded the train. And it\u2019s not an umbrella, or the edge of a briefcase; you know it isn\u2019t. Here\u2019s the test: grind your heel into his instep. If it stops, well, there\u2019s your answer.\u00a0In my mother\u2019s ideal world, you would confront him, and by shaming him, you might spare another woman the same unpleasantness. Maybe one day you will. I suppose we all need to harden ourselves in different ways; it\u2019s just a question of deciding how. (That\u2019s not a pun.) Once I got out at the next stop just to end it, and until I could, I kept my eyes fixed on the flowery cursive of the civic poetry, and I was distracted by the image of snowy mountains and chilled by the thought that I could shout and maybe no one would care, and I was grateful for it. I think \u2018Poetry in Motion\u2019 is a good idea.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n

Whenever I look
out at the snowy
mountains at this hour
and speak directly
into the ear of the sky,
it\u2019s you I\u2019m thinking of.
You\u2019re like the spirits
the children invent
to inhabit the stuffed horse
and the doll.
I don\u2019t know who hears me.
I don\u2019t know who speaks
when the horse speaks.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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