For so long I have felt that
I have always been homeless.
As a child, there were tough times,
Afraid to go back to the house, because
You were afraid of what you would find.
This…is not what I am here to say.
As a young teen, a step mother came
A mother no better than the first,
So Her house never felt like home.
…not what I am here to say.
Since the last few years as a teen, until now
I have made many a nest, but somehow
A place where you’re existing alone,
This is just a camp, without a fire.
…not what I am here to say.
I have been to many a house, where
My friends tried to make me at home.
Somehow I always shut the door,
This was their home,
I was an uncomfortable guest.
This Is what I am Here to Say
Like a sound from light, I realize,
It is that child
Who is still running,
Running away from Home.
© 2008 Carin' Spirit
Iam glad you found your home.
Tony
It was an honor to see my definition of home as the introduction to this piece.
Bobbi Duffy
Coal-Cracker hugs,(not much different from Newfie hugs)
Connie
Newfie Hugs Rose
I think you wrote it for me. Somehow it is nice to know that others feel the way I do. Thank you so much Harin' Spirit. Your name was well selected.Beautiful pen.
Hugs
Tina
Your Emotional Express Is Indeed Very True For Many.
I can feel the lonely teen searching in your write.
Love & Acceptance Need To Be Embraced Always
Embrasse'
Vickie