He trots, his favorite friend under the nose.
He peeps through the tints
I look away and hope the driver ahead paves
Am embarrassed by his sight
My prejudice soothes my heart
I drive off, I see him on the mirror
I ponder and shed a tear
Thinking of the family, government, the sire
Do they see this?
To the dump site - his preferred restaurant
he picks, sniffs and settles.
And long before belching with 'satisfaction'
Buddies and partners in plight with grins
He shares .
We are mistaken, blind to their struggles and woes
Their future, a replication of worries
Sleepless cold nights, starvation, suspicion.
Little love, an antidote to their plight
We can borrow a leaf
Cost effective remedy - Sharing!
The Remedy
Horphin Kiganka
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 07/24/2020
Poet's note: To all who with prejudice despise street urchins especially in third world.
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Poem topics: away, family, friend, future, heart, hope, mirror, prejudice, long, cold, tear, blind, government, favorite, love, I love you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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