He Walks Alone

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    He Walks Alone

    He walks alone, no place to call home.
    No bed to call his own.
    He walks the street , on nothing but his own two feet.
    Doing nothing but holding grief.
    He sleeps on a bench, but nothing less
    Watching the days go by.
    He stands on the bridge, ready to jump the edge.
    He feels the wind and splash,…then black.
    He walks alone, no place to call home.
    No bed to call his own.
    He walks the street , on nothing but his own two feet.
    Doing nothing but holding grief.
    He sleeps on a bench, but nothing less
    Watching the days go by.
    He stands on the bridge, ready to jump the edge.
    He feels the wind and splash,…then black.

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    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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