This home is a milieu, in and of itself.
It is a domain of limits, territory
And boundaries of ground hearth and heart.
Tread softly, lest thou be expelled.
Breathe softly, lest thou be perceived a threat,
A foreigner alien to the recipe here for sustenance.
This home is homemade,
Created by unique.
This is what I call exquisite, pristine, no-nonsense writing by a seasoned Sister of Verse. Reminding us that our homes are still a fortress for peace amidst madness (or they should be anyway.)
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cynth'ya lewis reed