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# Summary

"Some Forage for Almost Everything" is a reflective poem by K A Simran that contrasts the lives of those with abundance and those who struggle to meet their basic needs.

# Abstract

The poem "Some Forage for Almost Everything" delves into the disparity between different walks of life, highlighting how some individuals take their luxuries for granted while others must constantly strive to survive. It touches on themes such as the excess of clothing, food, housing, and relationships among the affluent, juxtaposed with the struggles of those who must forage for the basics of life, including a sense of existence. The author, K A Simran, emphasizes the stark contrast between those who avoid or harm relationships to get ahead and those who seek connection and life's essentials. The poem concludes with a note of gratitude to the reader and a gentle nudge to explore more of the author's work, including the book "The Words" available on Amazon.

# Opinions

- The author acknowledges the vast discrepancies in living conditions and life experiences across society.
- There is a subtle critique of the affluent, who are depicted as being disconnected from the struggles of the less fortunate

Some Forage for Almost Everything

Poetry

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Some people won’t wear the same outfit next time Some forage for clothes in one lifetime

Some are too full to finish their meal Some forage for food, when they steal

Some buy a new house that is one of a kind Some forage for shelter under any roof they find

Some are lost in luxury, they are needed to revive Some forage for one chance to feel alive

Some avoid and some kill relations to win the race Some forage for affinity even in a stranger’s face

©️ K A Simran 2020. All Rights Reserved.

Author of the book The Words available on Amazon.

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