Simple

She forages freely, no conscience at all; hunger stabs at her gut like a knife keenly sharpened. Picking through garbage cans, fish-stix and foie-gras, the deep pangs of hunger, the depths of despair. Alone in the city she's wasted and care-worn, wishes someone would notice, loose change would be nice. Simple's her name, and her disposition, she's lost all of her spirit panhandling for handouts. An urchin with no dreams and people that don't care, she's wretched and feeble, just curl up and sleep now. Garbagemen find her, she's yielded to fate; paramedics are summoned, they're simply too late.