Expressions of lifestyle printed and bought
Tacked up, arranged, oriented like atoms spun
This was my space, my temple, my home
Here I learned to worship life's small things
All because I never had anything large
And I myself aren't significant enough
Here you and I spent time together, flying from prideful heights
Taking leaps of faith and hoping to be caught
Landing and waking up, grasping each other, grateful
I sit here as an archeologist
A war torn, weary traveler
And I've got no one to tell my story to
The family village is deserted
The language I speak is dead
No one cares about the foreign affair
I sit here in my empty room
The day before I could drive far away
But all I can think is about what to say
To the place that I used to hide away
I've stopped worrying if my poems are good to other people and just am looking to express myself now. This centers around coming home for the weekend to box up my childhood home to move