"We are all out looking for love somehow / And a place to call home"
Just Poetry
He has a prescription for Vicodin But it interferes with his vodka so He will only take a pill now and then And a few of the kids around town know That he has a stash of them and wonder If he would be willing to sell a few To them so they could chase their pain away And put themselves under anaesthesia They ask me if I have seen him today
Since he is homeless one can never tell Where he might be and he has amnesia No doubt from the vodka so I just say He forgets where he is and would not sell His pills if they could find him anyway Whenever he takes one he sleeps so deep He looks like he is dead there on the ground I really wish the hospital would keep Him safe and treat him but he moves around
The last time I saw him I realized That about all I can do for my friend Is light his cigarette and hope that he Will find what he is looking for someday He and the kids find life painful like me Everyone wants to be anaesthetized We are all out looking for love somehow And a place to call home but in the end Our lives have become unbearable now
He and I at the end as kids begin But I am past vodka and Vicodin So what is left for me? Just poetry
Steven,
This packed a powerful punch, my friend. Wow! There are many, many homeless out there who have given up on life and love and a nice, warm home. May the Lord help them. Thank you for sharing this thought provoking poetry. You hit the nail on the head with this one!
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This packed a powerful punch, my friend. Wow! There are many, many homeless out there who have given up on life and love and a nice, warm home. May the Lord help them. Thank you for sharing this thought provoking poetry. You hit the nail on the head with this one!
Many blessings,
~Linda
Love Tinka
the rest isn't!
Enjoyed~
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Thanks,
Dan
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.