Poem about Family

A girl who is separated from her family yearns to be back home.

Those

© April A. Bean
My family lives so far away,
I am here and there they stay.
I remember a time of fun and walks
and now I have to deal with locks.
Can you guess where I live now? It is very windy and very loud.
I miss the quietness of my home. I miss my family when I am alone.
For now I wait as long as it takes for me to return to the green mountain state. I miss the fall and even the snow and August is cold here wouldn't you know. I remember the kisses they would leave upon my cheek and I remember chasing my brother by the creek. I was free to roam wherever I wanted but now I have to worry of being murdered and taunted. I have no friends I have no foes wish I was with my family those.

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Published: Feb 2006

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