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THE MAN WHO WALKS BOOKS

by donall-dempsey

THE MAN WHO WALKS BOOKS He was a Donall just like me but preferred to be known as D or Dee. In Cuba he... "The Man who walked Books!" The sun shining on his bald pate as he strode along head stuck in a book his legs having to do all the seeing. He breathing in the words they staining his mind. An emotional osmosis. On dusty white roads halfway 'round a bend he always "...the man who walked books." Your death both shock and surprise it seeming so absurd a D could die. You always so alive. Death filters back just the basic facts without too much how or why. Tears the only words I have. Keeping you forever in my mind you can only always be a dusty dot now a dusty nearness "The man who walks books!"
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