THE BLIND MAN

 


The Blind Man


He saw no one

But knew all about them

By touch and by instinct

A mere handshake

Or kiss on a cheek

Revealed many secrets

That only he could see

The tone of a voice

Along with touch

And smell

Told him more

He saw what others missed

A conveyer of wisdom

To those who would listen

But most

Just saw the blind man

With his cane

And walked a wide distance

Around him

Missing their chance to talk

To receive platitudes

Of wisdom

Of life

Of words

To them he was just

The blind man

With no soul

To talk at.

@Karen Glen

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