Poetry: Hunger - by Cray Sellars

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by Cray Sellars

Created on: October 29, 2009 Last Updated: October 30, 2009

I feel the pain in my stomach
Because I am so hungry
All I want is a piece of meat or cheese
Will someone help me please?

Why do some have less than others?
I don't have anything to eat
I am not too proud to beg
Because I am starving

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