overlooked
Almost invisible
He were not a pushy
Type
Did his bit
He was a good listener
I remember that about
Him
You know - people had
A problem - kind of found
Them self's - well talking
It about it to Don
Often - talking - of somert
Personal
Talking to Don - was easy
No mater what
Most of the time - Don was
Pretty much alone
No one - few at best invited , Don along
Well Don - was not much of a mixer - anyway
Always some how the odd one out - even odder man in!
Then some one said read about a body found floating out to sea off the cliff.
Some said '' Pore bloke '' , another asked: '' I wonder who is ''
'' some bloke called Donald McFee '' , '' Cant say I know the name ''
They all then got back to talking about last nights football match!
None know that '' Don '' , was had been Donald McFee - one of the same man!
Don , was buried - no one to say farewell - Don lay with six others - no names.
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DON - overlooked - soon forgot!
Don a quiet ladAlmost invisible
He were not a pushy
Type
Did his bit
He was a good listener
I remember that about
Him
You know - people had
A problem - kind of found
Them self's - well talking
It about it to Don
Often - talking - of somert
Personal
Talking to Don - was easy
No mater what
Most of the time - Don was
Pretty much alone
No one - few at best invited , Don along
Well Don - was not much of a mixer - anyway
Always some how the odd one out - even odder man in!
Then some one said read about a body found floating out to sea off the cliff.
Some said '' Pore bloke '' , another asked: '' I wonder who is ''
'' some bloke called Donald McFee '' , '' Cant say I know the name ''
They all then got back to talking about last nights football match!
None know that '' Don '' , was had been Donald McFee - one of the same man!
Don , was buried - no one to say farewell - Don lay with six others - no names.
ken d williams
The Dyslexic Wordsmith
Poetry by ken d williams
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Written on 2016-06-12 at 11:56
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