I've Come to Find
Dearest Sally,
Ive come to find that my world is dying
I've noticed that there is only so much trying
You see I am quite poor for an American
But not as poor as a homeless man
Screaming at Tucans
I still have dreams I still have plans
I've come to find that tears out number smiles
Quite a hard thing to do and it's been awhile
Many have stood by and let things be
Well now things are at their door
And they're hungry for more
No it's not legend nor folklore
So stressed that we can't function us the poor
They want to profit off the misery
And this time the line "i have a family"
Won't stop them
There are close to 8 billion people now
We can't be valued as individuals pens
Where would they start?how?
In Germany during a world wide depression
Stacks of money were used as firewood
A rather puzzling expression
I've come to find that we decide worth
The beauty of a child's birth
The oil and ore that we unearth
The fancy paper
Antique silk drapers
To another that is trash
To me that is cash
I must get what I can while I have the will
Us the poor we horde as we attempt to climb
Up the hill
Once we think we are fine we aren't
I've come to find there's always a new problem
Oh and they come in a variety of ways
Oh they can stretch out upon days
I stay up thinking as I lay
Chanting the ole rain rain go away
Sincerely,
Marilyn M.
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