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Poetry: Coming home

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  by Christopher Towle

  When I get Home to You

  There's a cool breeze
  Sweeping through her hair.
  You can hear the trees,
  But all I can do is stare.
  When

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• 2 of 25

  by Alexandra Pollard

  They handed her a flag,

  folded up so neatly,

  clasped in her hands,

  with her old rosary.

  The salutes exchanged,

  they

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• 3 of 25

  by Rebecca Laffar-Smith

  A Sand-filled Shack
  
  She's standing just outside
  on the verge right by the road.
  Her eyes are large, she gazes up
  at me, her

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  by Brian Willett

  The journey nears its end
  Home lies just around the final bend
  Familiar feelings flood your soul
  Like a smile from an old friend

  But

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• 5 of 25

  by Carol Natoli

  "Coming Home":

  When I used to drive up the turnpike

  past the oil refineries

  as I got deeper and deeper into traffic,

  I used

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Poetry: Coming home