The Handshake
My hand was swallowed in his long black fingers; His handshake strong with a daunting story behind it.
A lost boy who had come so far to tell his story; To me and other boys whose stories were nothing like his.
To me, meeting Daniel was momentous; To him, I was just another eager listener.
I wonder what he thought of me as I looked way up at him that morning; It was a one-way connection ... he inspired me.
But I had nothing to offer other than my hand.
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