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Poetry: Home

• 1 of 171

  by Richard Ellis

  Home,
  when I was only a boy,
  was wherever my parents and siblings were;
  always warm and cozy and safe.
  Though sometimes we

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• 2 of 171

  by Robert Levine

  The first home I remember:

  my grandparents' two-storied row house
  of whitewashed brick at the end of 3 Court-
  ivy embellishing

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• 3 of 171

  by Amy Millis

  Home to Me

  It may not be a castle
  or even have four rooms,
  It may not have two full baths
  or a "walk-in-closet" room;

  It may

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• 4 of 171

  by Marlin Pine

  The little log cabin stands in a valley of snow
  Smoke curling from the red brick chimney
  Roof ridges festooned with icicles

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  by Magnolia Blossom

  HOMEMADE PARADISE

  From the dew of early morning,
  Until sometimes after dark,
  I can hear the sounds of labor
  As he strives to

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