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That Beggar Always

That beggar always On the corner of my mind His hat heavy Holding spared hopes Him and I are similar kind Who find Dropped dreams Mostly-smoked secrets And half-eaten promises While wandering through their refuse With nothing of ours to lose That beggar always Asks me Scraping at the change of my mind And I pat my pockets Full of empty thoughts That I know can't satisfy his hat So I smile back And say Dreams are like diseases Some might have a cure.
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homerica
Canadian
Published
Aug 20, 2013
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