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Poetry: Children & poverty

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  by J.B. Blend

  Ripped clothes, torn sandals
  Or else walked barefoot,
  Nobody understood.

  Snotty nose,
  Dark teeth;
  Black nail polish.

  Walking in

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  by Tonia West

  I wrote this poem after watching a disturbing show on TV about children in America and abroad who live in poverty, abusive

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  by Alexandria Porath

  I stand at the end of the line

  Where there seems to be no more time

  The end in soon to be here

  And I can just

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  by Molly Smith

  Vulnerable

  In the doorway, he sits,

  with his dark eyes and innocent face,

  looking outside into the world he knows,

  and in the

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  by Juanita Swyney

  Poverty a curse on human race
  Little children are brought into this world
  Without knowing what their tomorrow holds
  Just another

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