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#*On my way back home from an evening walk I noticed ,as I always do People And what they do A little boy with a bag of chips Brought a smile on my lips I did smile at him He smiled back munching on his chips Barely a few minutes apart My son's friend riding pillion with his dad Waved at him and he gestured back A woman and her son holding hands Taking an evening walk The son my age or older than me , ageing mother some illness she had couldn't understand that Felt blessed that we have people who do care. Thanked the son in my heart . Then, A little girl and her mother , hands held Walked past me A feeling , I do relate From , What  I had noticed A few moments before, which made me a bit sad . An old friend , a neighbour from yesteryears , she has twin sons . I remember they were toddlers then . One of them accompanied her A handsome young man , Sure, he did not recognise me. A little chat with my friend And there , I reached home .*#
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May 28, 2018
May 28, 2018 at 10:32 AM UTC
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#*On my way back home from an evening walk I noticed ,as I always do People And what they do A little boy with a bag of chips Brought a smile on my lips I did smile at him He smiled back munching on his chips Barely a few minutes apart My son's friend riding pillion with his dad Waved at him and he gestured back A woman and her son holding hands Taking an evening walk The son my age or older than me , ageing mother some illness she had couldn't understand that Felt blessed that we have people who do care. Thanked the son in my heart . Then, A little girl and her mother , hands held Walked past me A feeling , I do relate From , What  I had noticed A few moments before, which made me a bit sad . An old friend , a neighbour from yesteryears , she has twin sons . I remember they were toddlers then . One of them accompanied her A handsome young man , Sure, he did not recognise me. A little chat with my friend And there , I reached home .*#
sarita-aditya-verma
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May 28, 2018
May 28, 2018 at 10:32 AM UTC
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