
When you’re alone with no where to go
Home is your own flesh and bones
They call it your temple after all
If you’re a wanderer
It’s the world
And if you leave to Mars
You could say it’s planet earth
Possibly the coordinates of your birth
So if you born on planet fourth
And if that’s all you know
You might then, call it home
What makes up that word?
Spelled h-o-m-e
Could it be familiarity?
Where you feel most comfortable
Might be the arms of another
A connection without rubbers
Maybe a quiet place in the mind
The peace we’re all trying to find
An address where we spend the most time
Somewhere we feel less lonely
The concept of “its never goodbye”
Maybe home, is not made out of concrete and stones
Instead of a certain feeling evoked
Tranquility, love, acceptance and hope
The feeling being valued and having worth
Where you can show your fragility
And express yourself freely
A place to feel safe, feel okay
A place to sleep, a place to lay
Simply put, a place to stay
to recharge when you’re worn
Maybe that’s why they say
“Make yourself at home”



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