Surviving, Not Living

The poem is about the struggles of being broke and the impact it has on one's life. It describes the feeling of broken dreams, shattered hopes and a never-ending cycle of strain. The poem speaks of the difficulties of living with empty pockets and empty stomachs, and how society looks down on the poor and their struggles are ignored. The poem also emphasizes the importance of rising above the brokenness and breaking free from this difficult situation. The poem serves as a reminder to help those who are struggling and chase away their broken dreams. The poem uses imagery and metaphors to convey the emotions and feelings associated with poverty.

Broken dreams, shattered hopes,

A life of struggle and pain,

Empty pockets, empty stomachs,

A never-ending cycle of strain.

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Once, we had it all,

A future bright and full,

But now we're left with nothing,

Our wallets empty, our hearts dull.

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We try to make ends meet,

But it's a losing game,

We're just surviving, not living,

Living in a constant shame.

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We're the forgotten ones,

The invisible poor,

Society looks down on us,

And our struggles are ignored.

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But we'll keep on fighting,

With every last breath,

We'll rise above our brokeness,

And break free from this death.

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So let this be a reminder,

To all who have the means,

To help those who are struggling,

And chase away their broken dreams.