Today, I offer some poems for the homeless, or at least to remember the challenges faced by the homeless.

I was in central London some time ago, and I couldn’t help but feel sorry for those who are homeless on our streets.

We live in difficult times, and it’s always good to remember those less fortunate than ourselves.

On my journey home, I wrote the following two poems for the homeless:

I hope you like them both.

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Poems for the homeless:

1. Hard Living:

2. Homelessness:

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