fading mist
he was sitting back on a shaded picnic table his wooden cane laying across the bench peering towards Luray and Shenandoah Park absorbing it's beauty while he still had the chance I was on my morning walk a few miles my attempt to remain in some semblance of shape stave off the inevitable for a bit longer I wasn't far behind this gentleman perhaps in his late 70's 10 - 15 years passes like an unrecognizable blur when you reach this stage what was he thinking about I wondered the kids he never sees the wife that may or may not still share his days or perhaps...the love that he let slip away into the fading mist...his past I thought I'd say hello on the next pass but he was gone
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Deckard
I began writing poetry when I was a teenager and it truly saved me from a destructive path. 'Time Heals' will be on my grave stone'. I have 3 incredible kids who are the greatest gifts that God has given me. If I have advice to give to aspiring...
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