The snow is falling gently, it’s quiet all around
Everyone’s in their own world, on the streets there’s not a sound,
Lights are twinkling brightly, indicating there’s life within
But not in Gordon’s heart, he’s soaked to the skin
His feet ache with the frost bite, his clothes have seen better days
A cardboard box his only friend at night in which he lays
He trudges through the snow
He has nowhere to go
This Christmas will be lonely, nowhere to call home
Life wasn’t always like this, always on the roam
Once he had a family, a house by the sea
A wife, a family, children, one, two, three
But then life took a tumble and everything went wrong
He lost the family that once was so strong
A fire took his home, his family and his wife
And left him with a lost and lonely life
So spare a thought for Gordon and people just like him
And realise that maybe your life is not so grim
Tina Cleveland ©
Good to think about the homeless. One day, that could be any of us.
Thanks very much for following my blog.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Thanks Pete, nice to hear of a fellow Norfolk writer. Enjoying your blog.
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I’m from London originally, but have lived in Norfolk since 2012. 🙂
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I’ve just read your blog about where your blog name came from. I’ve been a Norfolk gal for 34 years 😱
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