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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Daylight fades, as day is done A city pulsates out of breath Headlights duel upon the streets and I am like the kiss of death to those who scurry home to eat They pass me by, on rapid feet heading to some cozy nest And I must seek a place to rest People in the crosswalk pass with eyes that look the other way and will not meet my own They have important things to do A class to take, a call to make a meal to cook, a TV show or two Like squirrels they scatter here and there It seems the world is on a run Shrill trumpets of a gale force wind rattle doors I can't go in Old news print flies into my face I hardly feel each new disgrace I swat away, and brace for more distrust they have embraced They see me with such wary eyes If only they could see my heart Not long ago I had a dream A part of something good, it seemed. I had a life, I had a home Until it fell apart...... And hard times I have known By circumstance the fates could be me who hurries home to see a family waiting, a table spread a place to rest my weary head. Oh, is it just too much to ask Please look at me, just one true glance and see that I am just like you Someone that you used to know ______________________________________ Contest: Being Homeless Sponsor: The Seeker 10/26/16
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