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Sep 2016
We  do not have to know the man who  walks
three hours northside to southside  of town
past green bluegrass lawns, over white
picket fences, around chains of
snapping curs and through
vegetable patches to his
home willed him by
his dead mama;

knowing him is not necessary,
helping him is our responsibility.
About a local man I have know most of my life.
Doug Potter
Written by
Doug Potter  Iowa
(Iowa)   
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