I saw an old friend yesterday
It had been years but seemed like days
We didn’t hug like men sometimes do
Patting each other on the back signifying that’s long enough
We embraced each other
Because there was joy in reuniting
We had traveled the country together
New York, Miami, Dallas, LA
Phoenix, Minneapolis, Denver, Atlanta
Baltimore…
Sworn not to talk about Baltimore
Old friendships should be treasured
True ones are rare
Silence need not be filled with conversation
There are no uncomfortable pauses
Memories fill all the gaps
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William Spivey is a regular contributor to the Inner-City News where he writes about politics and popular culture. He also blogs as “Enigma in Black” where he explores poetry, religion, politics and all manner of things socially relevant. He is also a contributing Blogger at Together We Stand He is the founder of the Facebook pages Average Citizen Forum, Enigma in Black, and “Strong Beginnings,” the title of his soon to be released Political Fiction/Romance novel.
William was the winner of a University-wide Essay Contest while at Fisk University titled, “The Value of a Liberal Arts Education. He holds a B.A. in Economics from Fisk and resides in Orlando, FL. His goal is to make his voice heard and make a difference.
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