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A Hobo's Last Prayer


Hitchhiking along a highway

that runs inside my mind

 

Revisiting the roads I’d crossed

while skirting all the lines

 

My thumb held high and searching

for what eyes no longer see

 

Along this path that takes me home

—returning unto thee

 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: August, 2020) 

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