Wondering The Streets by vaggabondd
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Wondering the streets
Cold and alone
I have so many family and friends
That no one would ever believe
That I am homeless
I wish I could explain
There is a hurt inside me
So deep
That I can’t fill it
So deep
That I don’t know how to ask for help
Everyday I cry
And I don’t know why
My mind hurts so bad
I just want the pain to stop
But it never does
Dante doesn’t have a clue
What hell is
I always run into people who think that maybe some people want to be homeless. I don't believe this and I never will. I just can't imagine as kids these people thought I can't wait to grow up and beg for money. I can't wait to sleep in the cold. I saw someone standing on the corner begging for money the other day and this just came to my mind. I hope everyone likes it.
Randy
Comments (6)
Wow, I completly understand. As I was leaving the store today I saw a guy who had a sign will work for food. I wish that I could have stopped for him, but sadly I don't have any money to spare, and I didn't have any food at the time either. Normally though I will hand them a box of crackers or something. Your poems fit in with my life so well. It's amazing.
Yes it is very sad...I will keep my mouth shut because I will go off on the so called great country we live in. Very Nice Randy as always.
Very true and saddening words. Wonderfully portrayed.
Too true, and too sad.
some do Randy when I rode the bus I would talk to them and some just love to travel with no responsibility awesome words warm hug, Linda
I agree with you and I admire you angagement for people who are not as lucky as we. Excellent words Randy! Hugs Ute