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What missing you feels like

by deanna-m-reeder

It is feeling homesick
 In your own bed
 In the house you’ve lived in
 Your entire life
 Because home
 Hasn’t been this town
 Since the first time your smile
 Took my breath away.
 Home became 
the passenger seat of your car
And the way you said
“I love you”
And
 “You are so beautiful” 
Without ever opening your mouth 
 Home was your mouth
 Home was your laughter
 Your hands
 Home was how you talked about your dreams
Home was the summers 
I naively imagined
 Might be full of
 County fairs
 Counting stars
 And watching fireworks
 With you 
 And now,
 Home is a place
 You took with you 
when you left
 I wonder 
 If now that you are far away
 In a different city
 If you too feel homesick
 For more than this small town
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Written by
deanna-m-reeder
20 / F
For You?
Written by
deanna-m-reeder
20 / F
Published
Oct 17, 2016
Time
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