The Two Cripples Poem by Ontomu William

The Two Cripples



As I walk down the road
I reason within myself
'How did I get crippled? '
I lift my right leg, Then the left
No progress, a step dead
A soul dead
And I reason within myself
'How did I become crippled? '

Spread by the dusty roadside
A man with eyes dead
With flashy eyes
Extends his seemingly weak hand
For any alms
And as I drop the coin
somehow our eyes meet
Like he surely sits assured
'There goes another Cripple.'

Friday, June 20, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
we are all cripples in or own ways as human beings, it starts from the heart, our actions and the end results
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