They Never Will

So now we got a stimulus check, our pockets full, one would expect. Our larder crammed with cans and jars to see us through Old Winter's wars. If only true, it would be nice. This small amount just won't suffice. Our sons have mittens, though threadbare; but better than their underwear. The blankets--two apiece, but thin. Their shoes: sad sights, just to begin. The soup last night was a watery bean, with day-old bread that's trending green. The winds blow cold thru our front door; linoleum cracks adorn the floor. My job is gone, so is my pride. I don't like living just to abide. Now the money's gone and so's the food. Would I complain? You bet I would! Still, I'm grateful to have a roof; not like next door: their lease went poof. When will those rich folks on The Hill think of the rest? I guess they never will.