Lost souls

Maria Lees

Lonely hearts,bearded faces,

boxes benches resting places

laceless boots,tired feet

shuffle 'round city streets.

 

Threadbare coats bodies thin,

dirty hands litter bins,

paper blankets what a pity,

such is life in cardboard city.

 

Empty bellies,chillblained hands,

plastic cups begging alms,

hungry eyes full of pain,

biting winds,freezing rain.

 

Love is dead broken hearts,

families torn far apart,

drunken voices shout and mutter

wasted lives in the gutter.

 

Cold hearts will make the claim

he only has himself to blame,

loving hearts will stop and sigh

there,but for God's Grace go I.

 

  • Author: Maria Lees (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 26th, 2017 08:57
  • Category: Sad
  • Views: 29
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  • Goldfinch60

    Very sad write and the last line is so true.



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