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My house isn't what I call home 

What I call home is my bedroom
the large bedroom crowded with past 
thoughts, fights, spills, breakdowns, and messes

The bedroom that holds secrets
and refuses to let the outside world know
what has happened between these four walls 

The bedroom that creeks and squeaks with age and wear

The bedroom that's layered in the dust of old memories 

Despite what it was, happy, angry, sadness, and even curiosity,
It holds it all in it's crumbling walls 

And though it has it's imperfections, 
such as the broken door and the screenless window, 

it's always there for when I need the comfort 
that no human could ever give 

And for that, I'm thankful 





(This was a poem I had to write for Writer's Club and I actually kind of liked it, let me know what you think in the comments!) 



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