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Young Girl In The Street

Begging For Something To Eat

By Carol Ann TownendPublished about a year ago • 1 min read
Young Girl In The Street
Photo by Art Institute of Chicago on Unsplash

Young girl in the street,

Begging for something to eat,

Crying in pain as her stomach

grips her,

Wondering if you have food to

offer her;

Young girl in the street,

Begging for something to eat,

Take my hand,

Feel no shame,

I was once walking down your

lane,

It's hard to feel sunshine when

your in pain,

But it's not your fault that you live

your life in vain,

I know how it feels when you are lost,

With no one to turn to in the frost,

Remember there is a light,

Let it guide you through the night,

Young girl in the street,

Please step inside,

So you can eat.

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Carol Ann Townend

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    Written by Carol Ann Townend