Where I'm From
I am from sunflowers,
from rocking horses and Beanie Babies.
I am from the adventurous woods,
and home cooked meals.
I am from the apple tree,
whose branches were our dream home.
I am from the corn and the sunlight,
from Calvin and Arlis.
I am from sewing and singing songs,
and from gathering around the fire to read a Bible verse,
from helping prepare the holiday meals.
I am from the book of God,
1 John 4:19 - We love him, because he first loved us.
I am from Ray and Mary Ann,
from cheese buttons to pumpkin pie,
from waking to the smell of coffee at grandma’s house,
and from riding in the tractor with grandpa.
I am from those moments where the corn and sunlight come together to become stronger.
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