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Money is given not earned, Dumpsters serve as restaurants, Fountains as bathtubs, Shoes are their tires, Makeshift shelters as home, No family but fellow brethren, And no dept because most already paid. Cardboard advertising reminds us why.
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Fitzy Marlote
They are everywhere yet most do not see them.

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