To many years walking loney tough streets.. To many dead-end jobs To many years of soul searching.. To many years of chasing schemes and indefinable dreams had finally taken their toll on the broken Mr. Jones- Penniless and hungry Mr. Jones buries his hands deep in the tattered old coat he fished from a back alley dumster- This cold December morn would deliver the final reckoning to a man whose life was dogged by unfullfilled dreams and squandered opportunities- This Christmas morn would not bring the warm laughter of hot chocolate and the opening of presents- Memories of wife and children gathered around the Christmas tree in gleefull chatter was drowned by the harsh reality of aching bones and cold feet- For Mr. Jones had arrived at his final destination..a side street that would witness his final will and testament to a wasted life- He dismissed the last illusive vestige of hope from his soul and took his position on the frozen concrete against a brick wall- He lay there and waited for the brutal winter chill to turn his empty life into a frozen corspe- Meet Mr. Jones..alone..and hearing only one voice that could deliver to him his last comforting word..the voice of despair whispering to him.."Lie down, Mr. Jones, Lie down and die..'
This is so touching, so painful to read ... Mr. Jones could have done better in his life I am sure, but circumstances ... circumstances and possibly pride prevailed and drove him to his final destination. I have nothing else to say ... perhaps God could help and showed him the way out ... some merciful charitable soul could pass by and take notice ... miracles do happen. Thank you for sharing!
Poetnumber1St James, Port of Spain Trinidad and TobagoSep 15, 2011
A very touching write King Cafetwo,like your new suit
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