Never The Always The Same
Always the teller but never the tale.
Once during the day he walks into the scene, foot met with a puddle followed by the form of a body.
Standing to the side cane outstretched, tripping someone into seeing the scene, into touching the blood or meeting the body.
A shrill scream beckons others before police arrive.
“Homocide, victim seems to be a male in his early 30s, brown hair, blue jacket and a cane.”
“Homocide, victim seems to be a male in his early 30s, brown hair, blue jacket and… a cane.”
He mouthed the words while police reported.
Walking away, waving his cane back and fourth, misty eyes waiting for tomorrow, till he found a different alley, a different puddle, a different body.
With the same report.