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The Old Man

Jan 5, 2024
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By Daniel Joshua


Who was this old man that was stubby and old 

His wrinkles sagged like a curtain next to a door

With his eyes staring at the deep end

Children tremble in fear as they pass


No ones knows what he is thinking 

Everyone thinks he is just dreaming

But no one ones what he knows

The old man continued his routine without fail

Staring into darkness without fail.



What does he dream about?

Who does he dream for?

Until the old man reveals it

No one shall know.


By Daniel Joshua



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