Home isn't always a place.
It's a feeling
An emotion
A scent
And sometimes,
even a person.
Home, to me, is a person.
Even though you're 951.3 miles away from me
Home is late night phone calls
Home is watching Netflix together through Skype
Home is being mad at you but still wanting you right next to me
Home is seeing your face in every crowd
Home is thinking of you every time I go to Texas Roadhouse,
And cursing your name every time I go to Kfc
Home is doing something stupid and then thinking you would be disappointed in me
Home is thinking about you every time I see a turtle
Home is goodnight 'I love you's
Home is only getting comfort in the fact that every night we see the same stars, and moon, and sun and that we aren't really that far apart
Home is knowing that I could never forget you, and the things we've done
Home is being called cupcake
Home is knowing that no matter what we've got each other's backs
Home is being possessive of you, and you being equally possessive of me
Home is planning our futures even though we're so young
Home is going through best friend withdraw
Home is being willing to do anything just to be near you
Home is not having to change myself for you
Home is being accepted no matter what
Home is not wanting to disappoint you
Home is my friends getting sick of me talking about you so much
Home is wanting more than anything to talk to you but feeling like I would be bothering you
Home is dorky matching bracelets and necklaces
Home is laying in bed alone wondering why we don't speak anymore
Home is my favorite wreck
Home is my platonic soulmate
You were my home
And I'm so fucking homesick right now
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Abstraction
Poetryab·strac·tion /abˈstrakSH(ə)n/ noun 1. the quality of dealing with ideas rather than events. "topics will vary in degrees of abstraction" 2. freedom from representational qualities in art. "geometric abstraction has been a mainstay in her work" This...
