The Tramp
He silhouettes the misty skyline,
Down lush valleys, through glades below.
Skirting greenwoods by still waters,
Until the earths last fading glow
Laying down so tired and weary,
Awakened by the cockrel's crow.
Bread and water, beggars breakfast,
Morning sunlight, urging him to go.
Past the farmyard, dogs a barking,
Hurry, scurry, quick quick slow.
Heading towards new horizons,
In endless journeys, to and fro.
Weather warning signs approaching,
Fallow fields turn white with snow.
Frozen feet tramp lonesome highways,
Seeking shelter, leaves his spirits low.
4/ 29/ 2017.
Written 1951 eleven years old.
Copyright © George Seal | Year Posted 2017
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