Shalom Freedman (Troy New York)
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A Man Walks Slowly/ When He Has Nowhere Special To Go
A man walks slowly
When he has nowhere special to go-
A man walks slowly
And has the time to look around
The flowers, the trees,
His own memories his dreams-
He walks slowly
And enjoys his walking-
Who knows how much longer
He will be able to go on walking?
He walks slowsly
He has nowhere special to go-
He enjoys the morning light
He is at home with the world and happy-
He walks slowly
And is at home wherever he goes-
Shalom Freedman
Submitted: Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Edited: Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Poems by Shalom Freedman : 20 / 2332
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