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At nineteen

I wanted to live in Colorado

Till that first weekend I spent

in Cheyenne

 

At twenty-five

I wanted to live in Montana

Leaving Yellowstone

as Glacier took my hand

 

At thirty

I wanted to live in Alaska

Within Denali

where the Kodiaks roam

 

But as the years have progressed

I discovered

All I ever wanted to be

—was home

 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2018)

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