Someone And Somewhere Poem by Curtis Mosby

Someone And Somewhere



Can you see past your beating heart.
When thier pain unbarreble to live with.
As we complain when our hell is really heaven.
Rise with your tears, I have seen the rain for many years.
Have you ever experience a fraction of african sorrow.
Like the children of lost home's surround by proverty.
This what bother's me
I refuse to hear your words of hurt that only last a minute.
When I can write a book on children that have been suffering all thier live's.
Deprive in such away it should sadden the world.
Never will you open your eye's blinded by your own reflection.
I egnore my pain no where near death, I can't compare.
Though you have suffer enough, thier pain greater in
someone and somwhere.

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