On A Stroll Poem by Anthony J. O.

On A Stroll

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Like walking the streets at night,
Headlights in the distance.
Nobody sees you
Or so it seems.
We all have our motives
But me I’m just a bystander,
Watching those that watch nothing.
Sinners and saints -
The good folks are leaving.
Get on a bus; it’s time to go home.
But isn’t time just a shackle?
And is this not a dungeon
Or am I doing something wrong?
Reconcile with fate,
Prodigal son and companion.
I feel lost so I have no choice
But to keep moving.
Keep searching in spite of my apathy.
Bound to break -
But maybe not without breaking free one day.
Silence returns. I hope it’s not here to stay.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Patti Masterman 03 March 2009

A true adventurer goes forth aimless and uncalculating to meet and greet unknown fate.- O. Henry Excellent in every way.

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Manonton Dalan 01 October 2008

yes good folks are leaving looking for better living they always come back not to stay but to spend time with long miss love ones that's all we have done thanks.md

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