by Catherine | |
Published on: Apr 20, 2006 | |
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Type: Poetry | |
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On the journeys to my heritage country I ponder How these people can live such lively lives, Through tarnished roads and alleys they wander Underprivileged is what we call their fives. Mopeds slowly zooming by With four youngsters piled on high, Juvinile mothers striving to make ends meet Try to keep their children off the streets. They know the true meaning of suffering and survival Turmoil unapparent in the smiles that one bears, They neither lose hope nor expect a golden arrival They learned long ago that happiness is theirs. To the untrained eye they may have zero, But I know now they don't need a hero. « return. |