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Disorientated

My house is what you see when you leave yours, my house is the street. I’ve tried everything to get a new life- my wife doesn’t accept me at home, every time I try to get a job, they immediately reject me, I guess I must be no-one.

I’m twenty-three and I’ve ruined the rest of my life. I hardly remember the good times: my house, the feeling of love and respect, my two children. I can’t even remember my face reflected in the mirror. My life had been fulfilling, full of pleasure and trust, until I started to drink. Some nights I remember going home drunk, eating a bit and then left home again for “the morning cognac.” Others, I didn’t even appear. Truthfully, I don’t remember much of that.

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I have had time to think about this world- full of haste and personal greed. I have no way out of the streets. As people walk by my home they see me and stare. I don’t know what it is. It may be my bear- long, scruffy, and uncombed hair. Maybe, it’s my horrible appearance and smell, or maybe it might be part of life, living as a tramp. I embarrass them.

The sun marks the days go by as the moon marks the nights go by- I mark the disorientation in the world. I beg, and ...

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