The Helper Poem by George Savige

The Helper

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Sometimes I’m very wide
Sometimes I’m very small,
Other times I’ve faded
And can’t be seen at all.

You’ll find me on a hill,
You’ll find me in a vale,
And sometimes I am clear,
But sometimes very pale.

Although I do not move
You’ll see me every where,
Stick with me dear walker
And I will get you there.

And when at last you’re thinking
You’ve walked a bit too far,
And need to change your heading
To where you left your car.

Turn around dear walker
So I can take you back,
I was made for walkers
For I’m a walking track

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ernestine Northover 14 October 2005

I've kept track of this one alright, nice ending. Sincerely Ernestine Northover

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Mary Nagy 09 October 2005

Cute. I like your fun, light poems. They are very nice George. Sincerely, Mary

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