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Stphanie IT IS NOT A HOAXS: Posted on Tuesday, July 12, 2011 11:32 PM
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Stephanie Douglass: Posted on Monday, January 31, 2011 5:50 PM
Homeless people in our communities are a fact of life, especially in big cities. Many of us don’t know how to interpret this situation or what we can do to help. We may vacillate between feeling guilty, as if we are personally responsible, and feeling angry, as if it is entirely on their own shoulders. The situation is, of course, far more complex than either scenario. Still, not knowing how to respond, we may fall into the habit of not responding at all. We may look over their heads not making eye contact, or down at the ground as we pass, falling into a habit of ignoring them. |
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By Robert: Posted on Monday, January 31, 2011 5:47 PM
inside Outside
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> by Robert
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> March 14, 1962 – January 12, 2011
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> On the Inside is a part
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> Yearning for love.
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> On the Outside a part
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> Struggling with drugs.
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> On the Inside, a soft-spoken voice.
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> On the Outside, a pretender
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> And character of choice.
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> On the Inside, so gentle, caring and nice.
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> On the Outside, denying every good thing in life.
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> On the Inside, the person
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> Whom I really am.
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> On the Outside, the person |
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stephanie: Posted on Monday, December 06, 2010 5:59 PM
Homeless people in our communities are a fact of life, especially in big cities. Many of us don’t know how to interpret this situation or what we can do to help. We may vacillate between feeling guilty, as if we are personally responsible, and feeling angry, as if it is entirely on their own shoulders. The situation is, of course, far more complex than either scenario. Still, not knowing how to respond, we may fall into the habit of not responding at all. We may look over their heads not making eye contact, or down at the ground as we pass, falling into a habit of ignoring them. |
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Stephanie: Posted on Monday, September 20, 2010 2:11 PM
Homeless people in our communities are a fact of life, especially in big cities. Many of us don’t know how to interpret this situation or what we can do to help. We may vacillate between feeling guilty, as if we are personally responsible, and feeling angry, as if it is entirely on their own shoulders. The situation is, of course, far more complex than either scenario. Still, not knowing how to respond, we may fall into the habit of not responding at all. We may look over their heads not making eye contact, or down at the ground as we pass, falling into a habit of ignoring them. |
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