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Poetry: Don't pity me

• 1 of 147

  by Dante de Miura

  In trouble, worried, no income I fret,
  But don't count me out,
  Don't pity me yet.

  The house I am losing the job is now lost,

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• 2 of 147

  by Rachelle de Bretagne

  Don't pity me as you walk past on steady feet,
  Or see my struggling with a narrow door,
  My wheelchair isn't who I am, I am

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• 3 of 147

  by Kenn Allan

  If you see me on the street
  And wonder where I live,
  Or feel the urge to take my hand
  And ask what you can give,
  Don't pity

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• 4 of 147

  by Ted Sherman

  I see people walking by, staring at me,
  At my place under the big oak tree.
  For years I've sat in this heart of the city;
  I

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• 5 of 147

  by Leah Curtis

  Don't pity me

  for I have survived.

  I once lost everything

  but made my way back.

  It was ten long years

  of clawing and crawling

  to

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Poetry: Don't pity me