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Panhandler Poems - Poems about Panhandler


Premium Member Panhandling the Panhandler
Met an eager charming panhandler today His smile was unusually bright and gay Hi he said with friendly eyes and big smile I was on a jog, had gone about a mile Hi yourself I sang out in a voice that rivaled his He looked pleased, not understanding my tone or biz Do you have some extra change? He asked me I...

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Categories: panhandler, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Panhandler
out in the cold streets before the world wakes with his... "Help, I'm Homeless" sign Date written: 12/16/2020...

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Categories: panhandler, imagery, sad,
Form: Senryu



Premium Member Panhandler Fasle
I once saw this man Who was panhandling His apparent was gay Though when you look closer upon him His clothing was better than yours He held a sign crying out ... out of work, homeless and hungry Yet he wasn't dirty, had lips covered in gravy He wore Air Jordan shoes shines Head is clean and shaven And his 2018 Lexis...

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Categories: panhandler, anxiety, appreciation, character, cheer
Form: Free verse
Broadway Avenue Panhandler
Misery gazed through beer-stained blur, Despair in faded jeans; enslaved by his habit, his outstretched claw beseeched me donate to his cause. A ghost begged another ride on his addiction. His wretchedness reached out and slapped me lonely; the squalid secrets of his torment displayed like a ***** movie. An apparition of journey’s end, the destination of choices not chosen. His shabby figure beckons me...

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Categories: panhandler, addiction, culture, destiny, humanity,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Holiday Panhandler
this is the season for this reason there will be more you see as you go shopping and bopping alone some wil carry star spanbler those HOLIDAY PANDLER...

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Categories: panhandler, adventure,
Form: Light Verse



Panhandler
they shake the cup for stuff like a dine mabe some wine some or kind no doudt they won't a hand out theyer not bandler call PANHANDLER...

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Categories: panhandler, depression,
Form: Light Verse

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