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The man with a guitar

In the corner of the street

a man plays an old guitar

Nobody notices him

He continues to gaze at the stars

The city's noise

Is capable of drowning his voice.

He plays without hesitation

Never asking for attention.

He can't afford anything new

The kindest,

give him a dollar or two.

His lifestyle is frugal.

They say he owned a fancy hotel.

His strings are worn out

but the sound is clear

His only love is his beer.

In the corner of the street,

a man plays an old guitar

The same one

who never sang about his broken heart.

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Written by
andwhentheshipsails
18 / F
Published
Sep 19, 2014
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20·101
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Reflecting a story through a poem

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#broken#heart#guitar#poor#homeless
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