Thursday, 14 October 2010

Beautiful poem written by one of our advanced Edson's students


Street Kid

I am a simple kid born in this wonderful world where everybody has a space,
a piece of land and a roof to live.
The ghetto and the streets of this city are my shelter.
I am a simple kid born and destined to be adopted by the streets of this city.
I spend the most part of my time washing cars,
suffering insult, even worse, humiliation.
So that in the end of the day I can win a piece of land, or 10 mets, sometimes none.
The worst is to recieve insult and scorn, in this way- my life goes on.

If my lucky day come I can get a sandwich or something more.
But when my lucky day doesn't come, it is only despised and sometimes I'm called by names that I don't like.

I still remember last night, when I was dressing without a blanket,
I just heard a voice saying "Hey kid, get away from there, go to school".
Sometimes I spend days and nights praying for me and for those who don't know what they are talking,
because I'm hopeful that I can see a light in the end of this tunnel.


Written by Severiano Francisco Xavier Gimo

3 comments:

  1. hey guy, areal like it. it very fine, continue how you is. congratulation kid. hahahahahahahah

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  2. those people fine are helping you studing

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  3. agora ca entre nos que pecture e esta para nao falar do skill que quase nao existe ai, hahah tas matreco kid, wrotte by almiro adriano torres Ribas.

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