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Sherry Asbury
Poems
Jul 2015
Homeless
Pulling her cardboard
with a filthy, ragged string...
she searches.
No corner is her own.
There is nowhere
she belongs.
Sometimes the cardboard
catches a breeze, sails up
to smack her in the back of her legs.
But life has smacked her
so many times - she does not
notice anymore.
There is little hope for a clean place,
but dry sure would be nice.
Her bones sing in the night air,
a chorus of hungry wolves.
The cough in her chest
is thick with illness;
her feet are crippled stubs.
She can not remember if she is very old,
or young as a chick.
She wanders - sure of this...
she is cold and hungry and has
no place to rest her head.
#homeless
Written by
Sherry Asbury
Portland, Oregon
(Portland, Oregon)
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