And when the day’s over
What is it that you most wish for?
A quiet moment of solitude
Or
A companionship of fortitude
Or do you seek solace
In the numbness of a bottle
Coupled with all that’s crude
Or is it that you are
Too much of a prude?
I don’t meant to pry or be rude
But won’t you tell me
What is it that you wish for?
What is it that you want to go back home to?
Or better still
What do you consider home?
A place
A person
A brick and mortar establishment
Or a more grounded social construct
Or are you
Like most others
Wandering through life
With a perpetual feeling
Of homesickness
Looking for somewhere to belong?
Tell me,
Won’t you?
I’d love to know.
I could help you find answers
And therein find you
And then maybe
I’ll find what I seek too
For I’m sure I’ll find me nesting wherever there’s you.
A wonderful poem encompassing the modern world’s struggle with placelessness and a rhyme scheme to boot. Well done!
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Thank you so much for your kind words!
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Liked this a lot. A house is nothing but four walls and a roof. Home is found in those that bring warmth into our lives. The former without the latter is a very cold place indeed.
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Very true indeed. And thank you 😊
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Home is where the heart it. Enjoyed reading it
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Thank you!
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Excellent thoughts. My earthly home is where family and friends abide. I enjoy my home gift and am thankful for an external one once I depart this present world. Thanks.
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Thank you! And very well said.
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Beautiful..home means differnet to different people.
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Very true, Megha. And thank you!
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My pleasure Varnika.
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I always enjoy your work but I particularly enjoyed this. Thanks for such a beautiful piece. Cheers. Brian
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Hey Brian, thank you so much! 😊
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