William Coyne Poet Rhyme

Peter Maurin

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You often had spare change to give
to help someone or other live
throughout the nights of gnawing hunger
when you were young and they were younger.

You sighed and sat down by their side
and offered comfort Saints provide
throughout the night until the dawning,
on hopeless souls, doting, fawning,

and now, not a thing to show for it,
you'd nothing left that's worth a spit,
your body limp beside a dumpster,
a Hooker tricks while some John humps her.

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