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Where am I from?

I am from the cramped house down the street

From loud arguments that always repeat

I am from that hot summer day

From buckets of ***** covered in Old Bay

I am from bed time stories

From Harry Pottter to the west side stories

I am from looking for mars

From fires under the stars

I am from trips to Myrtle Beach

From chasing the Ice cream truck out of reach

I am from the basketball court

From taking blankets and building a fort

I am from sarcastic remarks

From ski trips at winter parks

I am from home made sweet tea

From “mom Dereks hitting me!”

I am from Saturday Cartoons

From blue party balloons

I am from gameboy color

From never sharing with each other

I am from “Hey, that’s mine!”

From “Boys, please don’t wine”

I am from church every Sunday

From school every Monday

I am from Home

Yes, I am from Home

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dylan-chase-clifton
American
Published
Aug 26, 2012
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