Sapless Passerby

Sapless Passerby

A Poem by Adam Light

Weeks ago, I was walking
with the river to my right.
Headphones sang me music,
as my eyes took in the sight. 

I came upon a young couple
who fished with a 3-year-old,
and I turned my eyes away
from a family and the river; cold.

I didn't want to be awkward;
I was only a sapless passer-by,
and just as I thought I'd made it
the little girl beamed out a hi!  

I waved and smiled back
and said to the child “Hello.”
And I felt a little foolish
for the kindness I oft forego.

© 2017 Adam Light


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Added on September 11, 2017
Last Updated on September 11, 2017
Tags: shy, introvert, detached, kindness

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Adam Light
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I write things that I think are worth remembering and living up to. My poetry helps me makes decisions and grow. Most of my poems are short, rhyme, and have a point to them. more..

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