A Pair of Jordans
A pair of 4 1/2 Jordans rested
at the door step
He was mudded
He held the open scars
from his soles
to his tongue
He was ruinied
With the constant ruff play
the long hours of running
walking
jumping
has lead to his current state
Thanks to his owner
A owner who has deserted him
Moved on from shoe to shoe
Yet he waited
he watched his owner grow
the owner never came back
and the Jordens' were no longer
at the door step
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