He Lives A Stranger Poem by Agboyi Felix

He Lives A Stranger

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Through variant ways,
he leads his own way.
Man on the street,
in dirty apron rags,
in aimless wander,
a stranger in grotesque
walk.

What lump, yet
to be broken
to make free his spell?
Considered mad
in a differentious environment
hitherto unknown,
but privy to his being.

Man in filt,
a stranger unclothed,
an inside foriegner,
a scanvenger in character,
alone,
a noontide traveller
without acquintance.

Might his world
taste sweeter
if his footprints
bear no care?

Saturday, April 26, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Life
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