You Don’t Know My Story

Sonora, California
October 10, 2018 11:16pm CST
You don’t know my story But so often You are quick To judge me. I once had A beautiful home A family who loved me But that was all taken From me. My belongings now fit In an old supermarket basket Which I’d always near me. My most cherished possession A family photo Long since faded. You don’t know My story But you step Over me Like I don’t matter, As I fight back tears. I was once you In fancy clothes And designer shoes. (C) Michelle R Kidwell November.12.2015
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@popciclecold (35111)
• United States
11 Oct 18
That is used a lot in my church, you don't know my story.
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• Sonora, California
10 Jul 21
It’s often the case!
• Philippines
11 Oct 18
It's a sad story and it's worst thing for people to judge homeless people.It can happen to anyone.Nobody is certain what the future will bring.Some have raised plenty of kids just to be abandoned and homeless.
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• Sonora, California
12 Oct 18
Yes I agree!
@anya12adwi (6037)
• India
11 Oct 18
Rather a thoughtful poem..
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• Sonora, California
10 Jul 21
Thank you!
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@deba12 (2951)
• India
11 Oct 18
That's why, I don't judge people easily. Nice poem.
@simplfred (20608)
• Philippines
11 Oct 18
Niece piece...
@debjani1 (7207)
11 Oct 18
Beautiful.