Wheelchair
Once proud, walked tall
Effortless, but now I crawl
In wheelchair’s thrall
Bold voice, now drawl
Old leather unfolds
Topped by dust and cold
Centered, as I hold
To a fixed frame
Where my leg lame
Wheeling to spin
with speed of a Push ring
Rusty tune that sing
a long gone song of spring
Once a pair by side
longing to guide
behold with pride
but now at curbside
anxious, wait for a ride.
Oh, glazed eyes that sighs
I will rise and wipe my cries
tears up from the skies
made me not, but wise
Copyright © Asad Abdalle | Year Posted 2017
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