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But He's Not Shopping
It wasn't his first choice To put all his stuff In the shopping cart he found behind the Walmart He didn't even care about the wonky wheel Somehow It gave it the perfect feel He was never one of the ones to go in a straight line So he liked it just fine Some might think he's a bit strange Trying to cling onto some of his old life stuff A small comfort on the street that most people don't think of as rough Less is more when you don't have enough Giving up even that is kinda tough He's not out to hurt anyone He just wants to be left alone Instead someone called to complain with their iPhone "The guy with the shopping cart is out there again" They don't want to see inconvenient truths So he's left to feel the pain his cart confiscated all his stuff poured out left in a pile in the rain. Maybe someone could give the guy a room Instead of sweeping him away with a bylaw broom It wouldn't have to be a big room just a small one to start A bit larger than a shopping cart Now that would be something to warm more than his heart A shopping cart initiative Trade up to a space People no longer nameless a smile on their face A little is a lot when mixed with grace Everyone Yes everyone should have their own place
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