Thoughts of an unsuccessful, never married, over sixty-five-year-old, American man who became an amputee in 2018 and now lives between scans.
Saturday, July 23, 2011
In Sympathy (Poem)
I have sorrow for the she or he Who has to work outside, And those who live far from the sea And have a fatty hide. I pity the Amish, the Hasidic Jew, All covered up with clothes. It’s down to ninety, ninety-two, But them’s the nighttime lows.
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