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I have lost the notion of Home, the day that you came in Your vanity broke my shelter into pieces Tiptoeing in my own house, I felt like a stranger Years passed and the pressure was unbearable Your hate suffocated the whole house Leaving in order to heal,was the only medicine, Not once did I feel homesick, I was able to see life through a fresh pair of eyes Yet the minute I came back I started to see black Feeling homesick for the first time for a country that isn’t mine, Isn’t it ironic?
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Mar 28, 2016
Mar 28, 2016 at 3:40 PM UTC
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I have lost the notion of Home, the day that you came in Your vanity broke my shelter into pieces Tiptoeing in my own house, I felt like a stranger Years passed and the pressure was unbearable Your hate suffocated the whole house Leaving in order to heal,was the only medicine, Not once did I feel homesick, I was able to see life through a fresh pair of eyes Yet the minute I came back I started to see black Feeling homesick for the first time for a country that isn’t mine, Isn’t it ironic?
Kellyn
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Mar 28, 2016
Mar 28, 2016 at 3:40 PM UTC
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