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Assisted Living



Assisted Living
By mwhousemouse on 07/25/2010
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ASSISTED LIVING


Somewhat smaller and slightly behind, he walks
with a man, much larger and longer in stride.
A barge towing tug, in a drag along ride.

This fine little fellow
with his tiny hand grip
on a massive bicep
struggles keep up
so his hold
will not slip.

Head and shoulders down-turned,
blank is his gaze, through eyes,
where they look may not anything see.
Seems in no way effect the great
joy that I see in his radiant smile,
as in procession, quickly they pass.

Gone from my view, very shortly, when
my sight return much faster they walk.
Goliath, tightfisted, drags David along
retracing their steps, as they urgently pass.

A diminutive frame in tow
walks a formidable soul.

© By mwhousemouse On 7/25/2010 12:29:07 PM
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