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Home They say... It’s where the heart is. Memories of warmth... Together, we’ve reached. I fly with the eagles In the morning’s sun Over the Shenandoah The cabin’s the one. An ocean so vast Your wide opened smile I’m celestial glory... Seeing fog for a mile. Riding the surf Waves of crystal glass Understanding newness Realizing the past. Gambling down the road Home number four Decorated that one Why, What for? What about our castle The one we come and go Back and forth to work It’s your daily toll. Home... It’s where the heart is. It’s all about you Listen, it's all about me. Deborah Ann Tornillo Copyright, 2012

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Reviewed by Barbara Henry

Reviewed on July 19, 2012

Beautiful depiction of home Deborah, and it goes so much further than the brick and mortar versions doesn't it?
When you get a moment, read my poem on "Home", and let me know your thoughts.
Continued success-
Barbara J. Henry

Reviewed by Donna Chandler

Reviewed on March 23, 2012

True indeed --- the white picket fence is not required for a house to become a home.

Donna

Reviewed by Mary Lacey Desertrat

Reviewed on March 21, 2012

Debbie,

That's absolutely beautiful. I love your last stanza, it's so true.

Mary

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