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Creative Poverty
Once upon a time There lived a poor woman With two children She struggled every day To provide for them all Even a place to stay The clothes they wore Generally came from a thrift store Two or three thread bare and stringy A few with stains through and through Feeding everyone took a lot of stew Became a challenge the poor woman could do without Boiling coffee in a pot Filtering with a paper towel Doing the same grounds again Gave her two pots to see her through Cowboy coffee she called it The children remember to this day Bring a tea bag Just one Make three cups from just one Magic made for everyone The cream, salt, pepper, sugar was good She helped herself to the free supplies Always taking a few more then she should In a napkin For their own good Mixing powdered milk into gallon jugs Helped stretch her dairy from month to month Shopping in trash bins at vegetable stands Everything just needed a pare here and there Digging for clams and oysters Added to spaghetti sauce Her kids never knew The occasional fish either caught or bartered Added to the larder Making a chicken last a whole week Fed the family of three with something good to eat The library taught them with a few books What was edible in the yard Thank God they looked Checking the garbage for free furnishings people gave away Always looking for something she might need A lamp Or table Some place to read Hair styles became convenient With ponytails For a few years Entertainment was sparse Free movies at the library A swim in the sea Camping anywhere that was free Cooking over open fires With what she had around All of this gave substance to their lives Creative poverty So they could survive
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