MiseryA Poem by Matt CunninghamAn evening watching those who live on the streets.I can see the panic in their eyes as they struggle to find something, anything. They will work on through the night in hopes that they will not belong to misery.
Their steps now reduced to a shuffle, they trudge and wallow, mocked by me. As their limbs now slowly pound the pavement Searching for the dreams that have wasted to the sea.
Hungry and frail, they gaze upon the sky hoping for a miracle to end this mindless ridicule. But it is all their own, the only thing they know. So another day dawns with the hope that it will be their last. © 2012 Matt Cunningham |
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