A Minute or Two

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    • PurposedPoet
    • trying to finish these stories and write more poetry!

    A Minute or Two

    I walk down the street
    And I see the two crosses on the side of the road
    Inside it still hurts me as they stand at my feet
    Because this is the place where you died, I was told
    My heart cries inside
    Where your body had lied
    I think of your last moments by the roadside
    Though only a year and a half you stayed
    You had a home here, and were loved every day
    I wish I had said goodbye to you that Friday in class
    None of us expected it to be your last
    It may be true there isno guarantee for tomorrow, but
    I still felt a burden of sadness and sorrow
    It could have been cancer, it could have been old age
    But you died in a car wreck
    And no one's to blame
    It doesn't make sense that you left us so early
    But you left us behind all the same
    You were just a man in this unlucky world
    But the pain still hurts when we think of who you were
    It's been four years now, but no one's forgot
    About the small town coach and the friendship he brought
    There'll be other coaches, but still, none like you
    So I'll stand here beside you for a minute or two

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    Walt Whitman, American Poet (1819-1892)

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