They say home is where the heart is;
& my heart started off as a tenant
There was not a space I owned;
Just space, with no limits
When my heart was evicted the first time, and I was left watching seconds turn to minutes
I started seeing hours turn to days
With weeks going by at a pace that could compete to be in Guinness
Home, to me, means more than a place to rest
& the route to home is sometimes more than just counted steps
The winds of the road and wind seem to coalesce
Especially, when you’re blind to the turns and not prepared to be out of breath
Home is where the heart is,
but the neighborhood is called love
In a city call devotion
Between the stateline of what is and what was
You see, where you reside might change, but home will remain,
because it’s less about the structure as is it what’s inside and how it’s arranged


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