When you reach the house that has become a home,
take a right;
walk down the street that is a community,
take a left;
then travel to the shops that are lives,
take a left;
see the corner that has become a job,
continue
to find the alley that is a veteran's bed,
take a right;
walk past the single mother begging for food,
turn around;
sleep soundly in your warm bed.
Aug 5, 2014
Aug 5, 2014 at 12:08 AM UTC
When you reach the house that has become a home,
take a right;
walk down the street that is a community,
take a left;
then travel to the shops that are lives,
take a left;
see the corner that has become a job,
continue
to find the alley that is a veteran's bed,
take a right;
walk past the single mother begging for food,
turn around;
sleep soundly in your warm bed.
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