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A homeless child expresses feelings of loneliness, hunger, and danger from being alone on the streets with no parents. While depressed and unhappy now, the child remains hopeful of someday being happy, hopeful, and succeeding despite the difficulties of being homeless and trying to survive on the streets in the cold.
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