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May 2013
There is something fresh and poetic,
With a blind man eating his walking stick.

Standing at a bus stop on a thirty degree day,
Wrinkled face, open mouth, hair of gray.

Dark sunglasses, fingerless gloves,
worn-out shoes, and that coat he loves,

Just eating his walking stick,
And I drive by, just that quick.
It was cold and I was a passenger for once, I drove by and there was this man standing at a bus stop...
Steven d'Orsay Childs
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Steven d'Orsay Childs  Detroit
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