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    Past rows of red roofs,
    I see past tall trees.
    Blue sky's & dark clouds,
    A dry but hot breeze.
    Other places I've seen,
    But here...
    This connection.
    Not the faces or things,
    Day dreams or reflections.
    It's like intersections are blending with junctions.
    My mind,
    My attention,
    My memories all function.
    So copasetic,
    Like I feal this clearness.
    I hope that you get it,
    I hope that you hear this.
    The valley,
    The mountains,
    Without the four seasons.
    I'ld rather the drouts,
    I've got my reasons.
    My soul dry's for this place as I reach dor some Clenex,
    I can't hide on my face,
    My home is in Phoenix.


    Japheth

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    AIXA commented on Home

    03-21-2009

    No place like home to open a clean spirit of your soul

    Connected2u commented on Home

    03-14-2009

    This poem takes you for lil ride. I like poems that take elsewhere. I like you work.

    lisakissis1982 commented on Home

    01-16-2009

    I REALLY LIKED THIS POEM ALOT..

    When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses.

    John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the USA

    1LostGypsy’s Poems (23)

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    Dreamin' Awake 9
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    Less Is More 7
    Home 5
    The Blind & The Guilty 2
    Days Become Longer 5
    Empty Pit Of Infinity 1
    Drama 3
    Letting Go 8
    Jaded 0
    My Ambiance 2
    Challange 2
    A Hero's Legacy 4
    The Self Made Man 1
    Intimidate Me!! 4
    Mimic 5
    Memory Lane 1
    First Page 1
    Adventureus Ant 2
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    Trajic 2
    No Such Thing 8