How can I ignore (when)
Out in the streets,
Many remain without a home?
Each tent
Lives a man
Encaved in hope (that)
Someday he’ll make it and
Survive.
crappy doodles and sloppy notes
How can I ignore (when)
Out in the streets,
Many remain without a home?
Each tent
Lives a man
Encaved in hope (that)
Someday he’ll make it and
Survive.
“Hello, Baby Doll!”
Out in the open they greet
Moans in between their yellow teeth.
Each time I walk to work,
“Lady love,” they yell and smirk.
Endearing but I got no time to play.
“Sweetheart,” they say.
So goes my day.
My brother is in town!
From Seattle, boarded a plane to Downtown.
From LAX, witnessed the beauty of sundown.
From my house, partied with friends white and brown.
From partying, drank more beer in a bar to drown
from sorrows of missing us, his family. His crown.
From sorrow, laughed out loud just like a clown.
My brother is just as glad to be back in his hometown.
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