Writing for a Reason

Chances are, if you live in a city with at least a six-figure population, you’ve seen the ravages of poverty and mental illness manifested in the tarps and tents which litter the landscapes and city sidewalks of America. Some see their fellow man, downtrodden and suffering. Some see a blight on America’s otherwise prosperous society. Some see a waste of human potential–bad ideas compounded upon bad choices. Some see danger in a potential for violent behavior. Some just see trash–a strain on the environment and a strain on the eyes.