Ol willy connerA Poem by harlem_knightA poem inspired by a homevisit yesterday. The client lived alone and needed assistance but Noone has seen him in months. It really got me thinking about life and death and the difference people make.
Ol' willy conner
Such a poor soul No place to call home Not even his own The grass over grown A wrench of a sight Cracks on pavements With Daisy's pushed aside No doorbell to ring and no guest will gather No plates prepared And no glass to shatter A bit of dust on concrete And pear autumn leaves the trees lay bare As Adam and eve Ol willy conner When asked around the mail hasn't been checked the garbage wasn't left out He hasn't been seen The neighbors confirm Bout 2 or 3 months Since he last was heard To breathe your last To buy the farm To meet your maker We all must pass on No Facebook wall post No rings from a phone The truth is there's death And then there's dying alone © 2016 harlem_knight |
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