I’m used to walking at a clip
The
opposite of slow,
The
kind of speed New Yorkers use
To
get where they must go.
Meandering
is not my thing
So
I don’t have a clue
When
people choose the scenic route;
That
simply will not do.
My
aging hadn’t stopped me from
My
rapid urban pace
Until
my knee decided it
Would
put me in my place.
So
now I notice older folk
With
walkers or a cane
And,
just like them, I’m moving slowly,
Fighting
off the pain.
It
could be much, much worse, I know
And
it can yet improve
But
I will not be happy ‘til
I’m
in that city groove.
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