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Another Country

A poem about my journey

By SarahPublished 4 years ago 1 min read
Another Country
Photo by Ross Parmly on Unsplash

Believe me, it was not my first

choice to travel to another country, especially one so

distant from mine own “haven.”

Earliest flight, eager passenger, eventually I would know

from my own intuition: was it right? Relying on reason, I was to

go and live life alongside someone I met the first time at my

home in April! I cannot rationalize my relationship.

I remember his visit: a hell-raising hell storm. Not him! My

jackass, theatrical, artificial roommate, trying to control me. You

kidding me? Separate rooms, separate lives. Do not disturb.

Like, seriously. Unless there’s a mouse in the house, no.

My life is not a game, there is no roll to control!

No. Never. Not on my watch.

Oh, where was I? I rapidly moved, faster than meant.

Promptly, I prepared to embark on my odyssey,

Quaint and solemn to buzzing and boisterous. My life has

Restarted, yet returned to me.

Some may ask if I dismay, remorse, regret?

Truthfully, I wish I enhanced my quickness to get here.

Unwanted and unsafe, trying to get my passport was

viciously complicated, but I remained sophisticated. A

whimsical person awaited me, knowing my story, my journey. I am

x-tremely happy, like a peppy puppy on a summer day.

Y’know, I wish this splash of peace came sooner. I have a new

zing I never knew I could rescue.

inspirational

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