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Feb 2020
September 4, 2016

I went for a walk in search of a man
I came across some chickens and a cat

Led by the wheelbarrow in my head and scales in my hand
blinded by a heavy load and the thickness of it,

With eyes closed, my tired legs moved deeper into the valley of steel,
β€˜just keep walking,

Walk, walk, walking, until finally,
all was still,
The heat rose up from the dirt
From sole to soul I began to see,

I contemplated the chickens and the cat
The way they live in a corporal tug-of-war but still free
a chill breeze washed over my body
and a strong dark figure appeared in front of me,

my knees began to shake,
and he turned to look in my eyes,
seeing deep into the canyon's grooves,

He spoke:

"I'm looking for a woman who can go deep,
I'm looking for a woman who knows what it means to be free, whose heart beat is strong but steady, do you know where I can find her?

No, I don’t, but I hope you find her.
PL McGroarty
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PL McGroarty  30/F/wherever the wind blows
(30/F/wherever the wind blows)   
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   Bogdan Dragos
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