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Phillip Blytheville
Poems
May 2014
"Annie"
You can see Annie pushing her
old grocery cart out in the street.
Her clothes are ***** and torn,
she has no shoes on her feet.
People laugh at Annie because
of her downward condition.
Never knowing that they could
end up in the same position.
Annie stood out in the middle
of the street one day.
She brought traffic to a sudden
stop when she begun to pray.
Annie was asking God to give
her a brand new life.
Please remove all the criticism,
scorn and the hurtful strife.
You can say many things about
Annie and the way she lives.
But you can never take away the
love her heart has to give.
So the next time you see her and
you have mean things to say.
Annie could be the very one who
has to help you out one day.
Annie didn't abuse drugs to end up homeless. She witnessed something tragic (a ******).
Written by
Phillip Blytheville
Dallas, Texas
(Dallas, Texas)
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