Seven years a refugee.
“Home” I scrawled on the tiled shower wall
in the red of a child’s crayon
leaning into the wet of my sobs
cradled in the pounding water:
“Home, I want to go home.”
But is there a land of return
for the broken heart?
Seven years a refugee.
“Home” I scrawled on the tiled shower wall
in the red of a child’s crayon
leaning into the wet of my sobs
cradled in the pounding water:
“Home, I want to go home.”
But is there a land of return
for the broken heart?