dignity of the homeless
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I met you two years ago, but I never knew your name.
I was a waitress at a food kitchen when I first met you.
I instantly saw your pain.
You looked no older than twenty, but you had wrinkles like an old man.
They call me "Homeless" but don't care to ask my name.I prefer "Street Dweller" 'cause the streets are my home.
