The Beggar
the battered tattered ladysits quiet on her box
collects her coins in a paper cup
rags covering her locks
photos of children on display
edges bent and torn
faces reflecting hopelessness
weathered and forlorn
judgment is not up to me
is her history false or true
I drop some coins into the cup
it's all that I can do
my wheelie is my living space
in this prison I am free
there's always someone in the world
who has it worse than me
Poetry by Wumbulu
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Written on 2019-05-19 at 02:21
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