With Nothing Poem by Samuel Santana
With Nothing
I had a father
The factory snatched him
I had a mother
In the laundry she became ill
I had a puppy
Somebody took it at night
I raised a church
Then came another preacher
I had a job
I was fired
I had a house
The banker took it
I was sick,
but the doctors did not give me medicine
Now I can explain to my son
what is the meaning of ambition
Sunday, August 21, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: injustice
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