What is the beggar's ancient poem?

There seems to be no ancient poem named Beggar, but a modern poem named Beggar written by the famous poet Ai Qing in the spring of 1938. The whole poem is as follows:

in the north

Beggars wander on both sides of the Yellow River.

Wandering on both sides of the railway

in the north

Beggars use the most annoying voice

Crying out in pain

Said they were from the disaster area.

From the battlefield

Hunger is terrible.

It deprives the elderly of their humanity.

Young people learn to hate.

in the north

Beggars use stubborn eyes

Staring at you.

See if you are eating.

And the way you pick your teeth with your nails

in the north

The beggar held out a hand that would never retract.

Black hands

I want a copper coin.

For anyone

Even a soldier who can't afford a penny.