Where I’m From
I am from ripped jeans
and climbing trees
From mud puddles in the yard
to open fencing that called my name.
I am from the darkness of the night,
with shaded clouds which easily hid my face.
From the warmth of a dog on my lap
to the hurt of betrayal the next day it had gone.
I am from loneliness felt
and tears of doubt slipping free
From the unknown and uncertain
to the hopes always held too high.
I am from thunderstorms and lightning
and rainy sogged porches
From the pain those close to me caused
to the disappointment faced now.
I am from a heavy heart.
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