Once there was a man
Who was very lonely.
He had no money.
He had no friends.
He was so lonely.
Who was very lonely.
He had no money.
He had no friends.
He was so lonely.
Once there was a woman
Who was very lonely.
She had no money.
She had no friends.
She was so lonely.
They had no shelter from the cold,
No place to wash themselves,
No place to relieve themselves.
No place to launder their ragged clothes
So that they could cover their
Nakedness. No place to cook
their food, if they had any.
For they had eaten of
The forbidden fruit of unemployment,
These, the new Adam and Eve.
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Post a CommentOh, my goodness...Sometimes our collective attitudes about the poor and unfortunate lacks the charity that God demands of all of us. The sign of the times is bleak, and all should remember that this could happen to anyone. Very profound writing when you consider the economic times in which we currently live. Excellent piece, dear Mary.
;);-) NICE JOB!!