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The L Beggars

They line the streets

And on every  corner

One "ailment" or the other

A family,  sometimes brother and sister.

 

Crying in a song

Singing with one voice

All covered up in fake injuries

Lamenting about past glories

 

They line the streets

Crowding every corner

Always a bother

Clinging to our knees

In their deliberately torn dresses

 

Keep them away from us

Stop them from touching us

With their deceptive illusions

Appealing to our emotions

With empathetic persuasions

And now our money is gone.

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Written by
bskolade
30 / F / Lagos, Nigeria.
Published
Dec 3, 2018
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