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Being Homeless

Being homeless is not very nice,

To the people who pass you by,

They don't think twice.

They think you are a thug,

Spending what little money you have on drink and drugs!

You're not like that at all,

Just down on your luck, no-one to break your fall.

All you can do is sit in the shop doorway out on the street,

Begging for spare change for something to drink and eat.

Thinking about how you wish you had a roof over your head,

And a nice, warm cosy bed.

You feel all alone and want a place you can call home.

One day your life will turn around,

Where instead of crying, laughter will be the only sound.

In a cardboard box you have to spend another night.

Hoping that everything will turn out all right.

 

 

 

 

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Tina Rooney

Mon 8th Feb 2016 10:48

Before I became a civil servant I used to work with a mental health charity helping the patients get their life back on track. Some of them were homeless and ended up staying in hostels until they sorted themselves out. Unfortunately the charity closed down due to cutbacks. I still keep in touch with some of them though.

Keep donating monthly food parcels and sorry to hear about Sister Dorothy McGregor.
Thank you Tina. x

Jemima Jones

Sun 7th Feb 2016 18:11

definitely have to walk in someone elses shoes to understand this kind of terrible kind of life.Not meaning to brag but I donate monthly food parcels to the Maundy relief charity in Accrington.They do a fantastic job.One of the founders Sister Dorothy McGregor (who passed away not long ago) was truly a living saint. Good luck to you Tina,God bless.Keep the faith and keep this subject alive on write out loud.Thank you. Jemima.x

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