Begging for mercy.
People think of him as a criminal.
He was never worthy.
Give him a paintbrush.
He will paint the night skies in silence.
Every stroke of the brush with one simple touch.
Makes the colors of the rainbow vibrant.
Underestimated he was.
People who pass him will judge.
Although, he is lonely.
He could drown in his paintings.
His face was a bit stern.
But he was just a person who was willing to learn.
Walked around in the streets of San Francisco.
Looking like a killer.
He was really finding where inspiration goes.
Submit his work to an art gallery.
Hoping his dreams can be a reality.
Walked into a room full of prestige.
The stone cold eyes made his body freeze.
Looked at each individual with a bold face.
Wondering what hell that he never gave.
As he walked out of the rich room slowly.
The noble men and women turned to the painting on the wall instantly.
He thought the painting was a mockery to society.
The eyes were drawn to the light strokes.
Stared at the eyes of the homeless man.
Saw the culture of San Francisco and was shocked.
The mayor of San Fran was jaw dropped.
To find his city painted so brilliantly.
Zoomed into the bottom corner of the painting and read the man’s name written so gently.
He will announce the talented man’s name as soon as possible.
hundreds took pictures with their mobile.
Regret suddenly depicted in their snotty faces.
To talk to him with disgrace.
Thinking what he was doing was a distaste.
The mayor thought he should get paid.
He turned around and told his men to get the talent.
They saw him outside at a parking lot so vacant.
Told him to go to the mayor.
He was shocked and thought this was major.
The mayor asked him how much his painting was for.
Tears dropped down to the ground; this was a happy galore.
He asked the mayor how much he offered.
The mayor said five hundred thousand dollars.
From then on, his life changed a ton.
He painted the whole world to post in the gallery.
The crowd saw emotions in his painting happily.
His dream spread its wings in the light.
As he continued to show off his paintings at night.