The Begging ManA Poem by Tori WaldrupAn old piece from my old account. Didn't hate it, so here it is.
They say he's a simple guy,
A fool down on his luck, Dancing a poor man's dance and trading smiles for a buck. He's the kind of fellow without a dollar to his name, Won't put green in your pipe but gets you high all the same. Momma always warned me not to fall for a beggin' man, but momma just don't get what it's like to hold a beggars hand. Not a penny towards a ring, Couldn't even afford a prayer, But against better sense You could bet that I was there. Years of livin' low really heats up a lover's life, But even priceless love is finally bound to die. Not a fortune left behind Just a widow left to wither, when all that glitters is gold, I guess it's good that I wear silver.
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Added on March 10, 2015 Last Updated on March 10, 2015 AuthorTori WaldrupGAAboutI'm a woman who's trying her hand at writing again. As an Art student, I have a natural pull towards the creative and am hoping for great feed back and vice versa! more..Writing
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