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Home...

Sitting in the class... The sterile, white, quiet, blank classroom... Somehow it reminds me of home... The wind; It blows through the grass transforming it into an endless green sea... The slow herds of sheep; They bleat contently grazing and playing, care free under the watchful eyes of their Shepherd... The river; It flows through the valley, winding, turning, writhing like a snake, stalking an unsuspecting prey... The roofs of the small houses; They pepper the hillside like the ants, who crawl up their dirt mound and disappear into their underground home. I lay back in the tall grass that hides me from the rest of world, And it's just me and the never-ending sky... Until the call for next class. My mind races back to me, I take a deep breath, and sigh, Home...
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Feb 21, 2014
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