Streets Of Destitution Poem by RoseAnn V. Shawiak
Streets Of Destitution
Walls of fortune surround me, yet never do I get to
touch or hold onto any of it.
Poverty-stricken, ambling slowly down streets of
hunger and destitution, attempting to hold onto
faith or hope and failing miserably.
Falling into another gutter, all hope is destroyed
once and for all time.
(10: 57 p.m. - 12/12/08)
Saturday, January 4, 2014
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