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hometown

I miss the quiet nights, the trusted friends,

The movie nights that never end.

I miss the smells and sounds and sights,

The after-midnight-blinking traffic lights.

 

I miss the familiar streets and places,

And I miss the most the darling faces

Of friends and family and others as dear.

Oh, to have them again so near.

 

Here, miles from where I set out,

I have friends who like me, no doubt.

They're just not the same as those old and worn;

Those precious ones whose distance I mourn.

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Jan 13, 2010
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