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Fighter


Seeing someone who spends their life on wheels Sit in a saddle and push down their heels Someone who can barely walk And only mutters when they talk You really can’t even understand Then they take you by the hand Struggle out two little words That could make any heart soar They mumble thank you than walk away And move on to fight another day
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