A bevy of immigrants continually appear Closer and closer they’re coming near Now that they’re here; Demanding rights as a citizen entitled to; Housing jobs phone money Stealing cars No ID Drivers license No car insurance or recourse They are becoming a problem, a force
The refugee flow are camping along bike trails in parks by streams California life is not what it seems
Even in the front of peoples homes Take steal No apologies refusal to atone. Home invasions knowing people there They stay for days they don’t care
I was rattled by a group of ragged men who didn’t even try to hide their face Whatever it takes to create their space
Robbery demanding money, car keys. Hands up get on your knees Rain snow cold and wet They take what they can get.
Every day more are coming Apartments Full No room at the Inn Bad to worse This situation is A NO win Bureaucrats did not stop to contemplation California State our cities in damnation
The food banks are empty No longer a state of plenty Pharmacy’s medications empty gone Drug companies ran out what’s going on?
Hospitals, emergency room 24 hour wait Immigrants use as urgent care Rashes flu common cold Aches and pains from being oldy While real emergencies people dying To treat an earache children crying
Giving from the heart, it’s a start Eat a bit lighter so you can share part Winter Elements are brutal Tents, tarps boxes, shelters futile
Giving we learn to make due Blankets, gloves, scarves sweaters, too Most of us have an extra or a few Snow Coats we never wear share
Become a target if you just help One They swarm, grabbing tell you have none Enough for few not for many Shoestring budget life, pinching Penny
What would you do if you were starving?
Inspired song Where have all the flowers gone? ByPeter Paul and Mary
Webster’s Word of the Day 11-13 bevy There is a large group of people, or things, baby is usually used in a singular form, accompanied by the word of 11-14-25 rattled Rattled is as in confusion or befuddled state that are broken down or worn