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her dress was blue gauze                            because there wasn't much there,                                                                    for hair, or makeup                                                                        after her breakup, she went to the mall and used yes uses, the outdoor steps for a changeroom, putting on her polka dot pjamas, once that could be used, for the game of twister.                                            Poor sister. She took it all off in the downpour,                      she chose not shower, the water was too cold and refreshing,                                                make her catch her breath while wretching,                                                         no one walking by found her fetching, they all turned away as they walked by, so did my wife and I but she checked and confirmed, the stairs were her change room, she was putting on dry clothes she had three overstuffed bags, her feet were cold and wet, her socks were wet, we did not see any shoes, sadly her angry looks at the invisible people she muttered too uttered curses loudly kept anyone wanting to help far away, as far away as Oz, whoever wanted to be a bridge for her troubled water, and all she needed and all she wanted was a dry place to lay herself down, sail on, silver girl sail on by, there will be serious prayers for you tonight, because God does not make life trivial, we do, take your bags,                                                                      He will cover you with wings and your baggage, in your hands,                                   He is sufficient, to provide for your needs is all that you own in those purses and bags, but you are not alone, even if you have been given up for lonely. Will someone be sent to help her? ©DWE012014
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Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014 at 12:28 AM UTC
We want to give her a name, nameless, like homeless, can be covered in shame, instead they could self identify - Help Wanted.
her dress was blue gauze                            because there wasn't much there,                                                                    for hair, or makeup                                                                        after her breakup, she went to the mall and used yes uses, the outdoor steps for a changeroom, putting on her polka dot pjamas, once that could be used, for the game of twister.                                            Poor sister. She took it all off in the downpour,                      she chose not shower, the water was too cold and refreshing,                                                make her catch her breath while wretching,                                                         no one walking by found her fetching, they all turned away as they walked by, so did my wife and I but she checked and confirmed, the stairs were her change room, she was putting on dry clothes she had three overstuffed bags, her feet were cold and wet, her socks were wet, we did not see any shoes, sadly her angry looks at the invisible people she muttered too uttered curses loudly kept anyone wanting to help far away, as far away as Oz, whoever wanted to be a bridge for her troubled water, and all she needed and all she wanted was a dry place to lay herself down, sail on, silver girl sail on by, there will be serious prayers for you tonight, because God does not make life trivial, we do, take your bags,                                                                      He will cover you with wings and your baggage, in your hands,                                   He is sufficient, to provide for your needs is all that you own in those purses and bags, but you are not alone, even if you have been given up for lonely. Will someone be sent to help her? ©DWE012014
Not being trite, have no idea what to do to make this right, except write and pray.
darrell-wade-elverum
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Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014 at 12:28 AM UTC
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