The man with the beard and/or a hat (Although it isn't cold) Walks past the man with none of that For he is not so bold.
The pretty girl ignores her dates She's plugged them all away Together they are separate Together they're astray.
The man who stares at screens all day A slave to the machines His routine route he can't escape Even in his dreams.
The man with the Windsor knot and suit Looks down on them like ants He would crush them under his foot If God gave him a chance.
The girl who holds her fathers hand Thinks they all look the same She sees the man with nothing and Ask's him for his name.
''I have no name, for I have nought'' The predictable reply She thought that he had more, no doubt Than all these passers by.
For the man is the rock that shapes the land Embedded in the ground Around him move the grains of sand That try to tear him down.
The girl, like other pebbles, drown In the unforgiving sea Her father dragging her back down To our society.
OK, so what's going on!? Version 2! Let me explain. Being a (relative) rookie to this website I feel I have made some errors - namely, in the ecstatic rush of getting followers/likes/etc., I have rushed my recent poems to get them out and about - however looking back I found this unsatisfactory. Frankly, I have been greedy. It was bad for the poems and and improvement for myself as a poet. So, here I show a new poem, a refreshed poet and I am a happy chappy. If you recall, this is about 'sondering' and those people I see (well, we see) walking in the streets, to their trains or whatever, whom we'll never know about! Most of this was written on a bus, if that helps. Enjoy!