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Reading Eyes - July 23, 2025

  • Gary Hunter
  • Jul 22
  • 1 min read

I pass this guy most mornings

leashed to a pair of eager young dogs

he takes a wide berth, never acknowledges

me or even looks up, while his puppies’ tails

wag nearly out of their sockets as they strain

with a whine to come meet me

 

he passes, committed to his isolation, as the

little dogs with their pleading eyes, hungry

for love, crazed to connect, are dragged away

 

far down the street I look back

 

they’re still watching me

but I can no longer read their eyes

 
 
 

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