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Coming Home |
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Fiction |
I'm coming home because the rain is blinding my eyes I'm coming home because a stone is stuck in my throat I'm coming home because the wind has stolen my dreams I'm coming home because my suitcase has never been unpacked I'm coming home because the doors have come slamming in my face I'm coming home because my spirit refused to follow my body into exile I'm coming home because the roads of my learning have converged at the edge I'm coming home because my mind's wonderings still walk the alleys of memories Memories of home Memories of friends Memories of what was Memories of what could have been Memories that cling and refuse to let go I'm coming home because in exile, I do not exist. |
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Mkawasi Mcharo Hall |
