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Bubbles

Bubbles I see bubbles I see them rise from my hands as I stand surrounded by the sun's warm embrace. I hear my brothers call to me from the garden. As they play I am in awe of the beauty of their innocence Or rather, what’s left of it. Both have pulled through hell to find a place where, as children, they can truly belong. A home. My home. A home is not physical Yet you can break it. It is something you can build Yet you can’t destroy it. My home is open to all And by all I mean anyone willing to open their own to me. A home can be broken, but never destroyed Because a home is the bond you hold with those who need you And that, is the strongest thing known.
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ARoseB
22 / F / Ireland
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Written by
ARoseB
22 / F / Ireland
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Oct 18, 2018
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