Home
Deep in the desert of Mexico
Tucked into a valley
Of rolling hills
Lies my heart
My soul
My happiness
Colorful houses
Paint the horizon
Churches red and yellow
A garden
Nestled between cafes
And sweet stands
And cobblestone streets
Here I am complete
My family lives
My peace roams
My adventures unfurl
In my home away from home
Here I find freedom
(Though the country, not so free)
A when I go
When I get there
No crude memories
No more stress
Only hymns that sing heat
Of sweat across my skin
The patter of rain
On the tin roof
Under blue or grey skies
Or streaks of light
That shatter the heavens
All the broken promises
The painful rejections
The unanswered prayers
Wash away with the storm
And even now
After lines of love
There are still no right words
Nor are there words enough
To explain
All that I need
Are the colorful houses
The red and yellow churches
The cobblestone streets
Of my home away from home
Deep in the desert of Mexico
Tucked into a valley
Of rolling hills
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