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My Other Home Town by Jane E PearceThere will come a time,
when the maples blush,
and the air sharpens the wit,
I will go back-yes back
to the arms of the familiar,
to the smiles of the checkers,
the repartee of a friend.
when the self imposed exile
finally comes to an end.
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I'll wallow in the comfort zone,
and take it all in-the skyline,
the buildings, the aura that seduced
with its bon mot and by line,
where unseen arms give me shelter
and help me carry the load, where
I can just sit outside the bank
and watch the day unfold.
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There will come a time
when the maples blush ,
when my heart purrs again
as I see St. Marys dome-
I'll quietly hum an old song;
"There's no place like home."
07/02/2007 Posted on 07/03/2007 Copyright © 2026 Jane E Pearce
| Member Comments on this Poem |
| Posted by Kristina Woodhill on 07/03/07 at 04:50 AM I enjoyed the quietly yearning tone of this -
"when the maples blush,
and the air sharpens the wit." There is an inevitably here and a sense of timing, looking into the future with a peaceful return to the familiar.
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