Running away from home at only eighteen years old.
Godspeed to a son’s search for what he was never told.
Leaving behind parents who work their love to their bones.
Mother cries as Father runs the local logistics depot.
Brother sits alone watching videos on his phone.

The eldest son makes his way in the city without family.
He window shops the faces that appear, some of joy and many to fear.
Poorly he chooses what he can afford, a common man of ill rapport.
He’s no stranger running from the laws that society holds.
It’s decided by this indigent pair to place their bets and let the cards unfold.

They approach anyone, men of business and woman of higher class.
Panhandlers, gambling with the law to fill their glass.
Making...