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The Mirror

Today on the way into the liquor store,
I saw a man on the curb with an unlit cigarette in his mouth.
 As I approached, he sat staring off into the distance.
 Blank, Tired, Drunk were all things that he appeared. 
He was a skinny sort , 
with a washed worn tank top on and loose cotton shorts.
 He raised an eyebrow to acknowledge my approach.
 “what’s up man” I said timidly. 
For his desperation both frightened me and intrigued  me. 
“Nothing  here man, just waiting for this rain to come“, 
he raised his cigarette to me in a cheering motion and continue to sit
as I walked on to get my booze. 
“It was weird to both pity and admire someone  
I thought out loud as I walked away”

Copyright © Nathan Logan-Cooney | Year Posted 2011

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