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A poem inspired by an elderly gentleman entering a cemetery. |
I have walked a thousand miles To see your face of stone. Cried a thousand times before As I have walked, alone. I will walk until I die; To see your place of rest. Though my body struggles now My heart feels what is best. Each step I take, takes so long; For I can barely stand, But I will return to you With flowers in my hand. This poem was inspired by an elderly gentleman I saw, struggling, with a walking stick in one hand and flowers in the other. He was entering a cemetery. The rest is my imagination. |