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A DRIFTER by Jacqueline Michelle Brown Ramirez-Martinez Tuesday, August 10, 2010 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Dedicated To: Joey Campbell Died in 2008 - Seizure attack

I saw a man walking by. I really did not know was he a drifter or just passing by. Suddenly I started close to him. He carried and over side bag. I still wonder was he a drifter or just passing by. The closer I gotten to him I saw a sad smile. Quietly I sat suddenly with words. What is your name? He replies his name is Peter. I still wonder was he a drifter or just passing by. Copyright ©2008 By Jacqueline Michelle Brown Ramirez-Martinez

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