They say home is wherever you lay your head at night That must be true because my former house has a lock on the door now; a lock to keep me out.
I never realized this is how it is to be homeless, the endless wandering of a place to rest at night the endless cycle of hunger and thirst and protection
I walk out of work with not a place to be in the world and if Iām being honest it should frighten me.
I am a wanderer.
I have no sense of direction, no moral pull, nothing to lose and everything to gain.
I have this endless feeling of discomfort and an airy breeze where the good in my heart and soul should be.
I am a girl, not a very beautiful or talented one.
I belong to anyone who belongs to everyone.
Home is where I rest my head for a night.
Home is a backseat Home is a smoke filled room at 2 am Home is a parking garage Home is a strangers bedroom
Home is a feeling rather than a location, but those who have a lock and key and a mortgage fee will never understand.