most of us have experinced proverty. or you may be at that point in life where you feel that you are "poor". but the question that i want to ask you, the person who is reading this or the person who is presenting this in class right now is 'have you ever slept outside under a bridge, or lived out of a storage unit before? has your parents ever asked their mother for help because they were moved to differnet environment and for some unGodly reason they couldn't get back on their feet?' but most of the kids today complain that their iphones don't work right or that they can't get the new jordans that are out because their 'broke' mother who works two jobs a freaking day, cann't do it because she has to make sure that their is a roof over YOUR head.

it makes people like me, a person who had acquired food poisoning through a shelter that suppose to help, for a person who had to live with her grandmother who was sick at that time, for a person sho slept out of a car during my elementary years, it pains me and yet i look at some people with disgust because....

they don't know how good they got it til it's gone...

peace.