At the age of five
When I saw all things clearly
And happy children moved by fives
Poor Vivian hid herself shyly
At the age of eleven
While Vivian woke up early
Preparing to go hawking
Neighbouring children prepare for church
And places of interest
When children nicely dressed
In the company of their parents
Leave home in their luxury cars
See Vivian and buy from her
Tears roll down her cheeks
With dirty dress and dusty foot
So tired by long walks
With heavy eyes and slumbering
Puts down the pie tray
To find a place to rest
When shall I overcome
Walking in the scorching sun
Running for shelter during stormy weather
All because of necessity
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