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Hunger

Why, needless suffering and I.
Such close acquaintances.
As brothers became?

How will I?
Enrich myself.
Enough, to purchase.
Yet another parcel, meal.

Where will I find, that chance?

To till a plot of land.
Turned to desert.
Soil into dust, which...
Wind scatters, from my hand.

Pity my wife, child indeed.
For again, a day shall dawn.
When I fail my care.
Miss, my keep.

Visit a neighbor thence.
For a pittance, I beg.
Plead, for my family.
Kind Sir, will you please?

No such luck.

For us beggars.
Have no Honor or value.
Just filthy thieves, leeches.
Lazy and dumb, as we please.

For a job, I would ask.

Kind Sir - Work, for my keep.
Another chance missed.
For what profit?
Could my employment bring?

So we parted, Kindly Neighbor - And I.

I felt and watched.
Myself wither and shrink.
As did, my wife.
As did, my child.

My body slowly consumed.
Silent gnawing, from within.
Despair, madness instilled!

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