He wasn't just hanging around,
Attending.
She was pretty.
He was a man.
Who starts these stories?
My mother told me how only he
Helped at my birth, how
He wiped her brow with a wet cloth
And wept for joy when he
Placed me in her arms
For the first time.
When he passed, I walked into the desert
And slept beneath a star smeared sky
Finally seeing, three days later,
High in the streaks above, a smile from
The only wise man I've ever known.
Saturday, September 8, 2007
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