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Knowing Me
It is all there The thoughts of joy, Reflections of past loves. But do the young girls know? Of the distance that life takes you. They care for the body but not the soul They talk and I’m there, in my wheelchair. Thinking so many thoughts, they don’t see me Stand right near me, but I’m not there to their eyes. I wonder what they will become, when they’re done here. They don’t know I’m in here, seeing them do things Knowing they don’t care for me, it’s a job they do, A body they lift, as they talk among themselves. Why am I here, and not there, on the outside Laughing with the girls, being a presence. I look at others and wonder is that me? A flat face of flesh without emotion With only eyes to show the soul Within the lifeless vessel. I look and know I am Here inside that. And I think, Hello Me.
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