UN-Lucky OneA Poem by Unclouded Eyesabout plight of the Home-less soulsSleep crust fall from his eyes As the old man awakens Mornin’? Already, rubbing his eyes Got to get moving, don’t let them see People will be out soon, goin’ to work, he thinks Bones crackle away the stiffness in the cold Glad he has the coat those ladies gave him. The warmth from the heat vent, left for the day Got to get to Mac’s, check and see Maybe someone left him a biscuit or muffin Even a pack of jelly would be good Guy at the day labor told him, “Don’t come back” He had tried to get help With the boxes he had dropped They were just too heavy, awkward No one told him they were full of glass He had hoped for a regular job “I just can’t keep going like this” Bad luck the tables were bused Before he got there No breakfast again. © 2013 Unclouded Eyes |
StatsAuthorUnclouded EyesBon Aqua, TNAboutMany hats I have worn along the way to this place and before I die I shall wear a few more. Friend of Sunfish the Mage more..Writing
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