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"Praise the meek Praise the timid Praise the unwanted!" He knows toils, the street hymns, secret bungalows of the tattered, the terrors of being invisible. The sidewalk cracks under ***** boots and yields to the weight of his woes. A floppy hat crowns the colored face, yellow eyes and teeth, that suffer climates. Stains scar a gray sweatshirt. If only they had mouths. What gospels they would sing! "This is when I became lost. This is when I hungered. When I shivered, when I bathed in moonlight!" Tiny radio shrieks cheap jazz from worn speakers, shouting horns and piano. He is blues and knows what it's like to be broken with nothing but hobo dreams that few will hear. He struts, limps, shrugs, SURVIVES! Faint music and a yellow backpack fades around the corner and he looks like a champion songbird for the forgotten.
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Jul 5, 2013
Jul 5, 2013 at 6:16 PM UTC
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"Praise the meek Praise the timid Praise the unwanted!" He knows toils, the street hymns, secret bungalows of the tattered, the terrors of being invisible. The sidewalk cracks under ***** boots and yields to the weight of his woes. A floppy hat crowns the colored face, yellow eyes and teeth, that suffer climates. Stains scar a gray sweatshirt. If only they had mouths. What gospels they would sing! "This is when I became lost. This is when I hungered. When I shivered, when I bathed in moonlight!" Tiny radio shrieks cheap jazz from worn speakers, shouting horns and piano. He is blues and knows what it's like to be broken with nothing but hobo dreams that few will hear. He struts, limps, shrugs, SURVIVES! Faint music and a yellow backpack fades around the corner and he looks like a champion songbird for the forgotten.
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Jul 5, 2013
Jul 5, 2013 at 6:16 PM UTC
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