Lives
The old sneakers,
tattered,
frayed,
disheveled,
lay hung over the line,
like a man from a tree.
Once young,
and fresh,
are now beaten
and limp.
Formerly crisp,
their insides are
musty.
They hang tired
and worn,
stories above
the busy street.
Watching over
the shoes
walking below.
10.18.02
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