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Created on: July 07, 2010 Last Updated: July 28, 2010
A place where I am respected
Despite my faults and imperfection
Place to call my own.
A place I can call home.
Where I don’t feel alone
Where my thoughts are allowed.
To think and wander
Above the noise and the confusion
A place where I feel reality above the illusion
A place where I can sort it out
Where I feel security with out a doubt
A place above the madness.
A place where I can shed all the sadness.
Will I ever find a such a place?
Where insecurity and loneliness
are forever erased?
I miss a place,
I have never known.
A place I long to own.
A place called home.
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Happy
outside the old farmhouse
a white glow behind me.
Summer winds pat my forehead cool,
winds whose higher cousins cause
When I feel the east breeze caress my hair
watch the red sun sink quietly low
smell the soft flower of spring in the air
Being called home
I lay in this bed, so much going through my head.
I see my loved ones who have gone before me, I must choose
Home is Beyond the Horizon.
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tomorrow when
the sun rises.
I'm telling you
this now,
because
I know
how much
A dusty road gives lessons of perspective
Vanishing in the distance to a point
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