Tags: I see it this way! Heritage Shores Bridgville De E.W. Faircloth photography photographer poem poetry curb trash roadway litter litterbug tin can can Ray Mather misfit

After seeing the littered can while driving into our community. First, a big thanks to fellow resident who saw in the road, on my knees, taking this picture and not running over me.  She stopped and asked if everything was OK.  LOL!!!! I found a poem by Ray Mather with a DuckDuckGo.com search that may seem appropriate for this photograph: Litterbug I’m a litterbug and I don’t care, I throw my litter everywhere. Crisp packets, sweet wrappers, lollipop sticks – In desks, on the yard – the usual tricks. I’m not bothered where my rubbish goes; Let it be carried where the wind blows. Playing-field, garden – it’s no sin – Couldn’t care less about the litter bin. I trash the playgrounds and dirty the parks, Stuff cans in hedges – them sort of larks. The street is my empire; it swims in debris; It looks ugly to you, but it’s lovely to me. Where did I come from? What is my game? Me, the person you all like to blame? What do I look like? Well, I’ll have to be true – I’m not a monster – I’m YOU, YOU and YOU! © Ray Mather 2005   * Editors note: I picked up the can once it was photographed.  It was thrown into the back of my pickup truck, along with a 24 oz. plastic bottle picked up in the Fitness Center parking lot, earlier during the day.    // // More can be seen on my blog: Picture_This!   //