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Home is where the Heart is


For those who don't own a home-
As bland as it is to say
Imagine the pain, the dismay
of not being able to curl up in one's abode
 
People say all roads lead to Rome
So despite all the bills to pay
and the damage, come what may,
I can't live without a home!
 
Whether I'm trapped on a island, surrounded by sand
I'll be perfectly fine inside my own plot of land
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cornchowder
<p>Oh jeez, it was broken into lines before, could someone please help me format this? It won&#39;t let me break it down for some reason.</p>

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