Someday Dreams: The Impossible Dreams of a Paper Selling Street Kid
Mother says my someday dreams Are like holding handfuls of used paper On a day when there is no buyer. But I tell her that having paper On a day there is no buyer Is better than empty hands On a day when there is one. A buyer may come tomorrow, Or the day after, Or someday. So there is always hope. That is what my dreams are, Hope for someday.
A sweet, short story, in prose, or a young street kid longing to be loved. Written from Kimberly Rae’s memories from her years in Bangladesh, merged with ministries of Source of Light International
77 pages
English edition · First published 2018 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform · ISBN 9781722140731
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