What is a home
but the binding of mortal mortar?
where our hopes, our dreams, and our secrets
are baked into our very being.
It is the place to be self—
not king, or peacock, or mat;
the place to speak and be heard,
to be taught and to be trained.
It is the place to be doted on,
and to be disciplined.
For what is a home,
if not for the hearts
that warm the mortar with
our own mortality and love?
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Poeticdiplo (
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Comments1
A most interesting analogy made in this poem. Nicely done.
Thank you
Most welcome
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