Heart Town

You walk in there sat are all my

Friends I love more than life itself

Happy faces, drunk faces

People falling off bed.

As you go you see a side

My dog’s presence in every corner

He is the bearer of the torch

The one to protect me from all horrors.

As you walk along you spot

My family I have bittersweet ties with

Mostly in a set manner

Formality is in our seed.

Walking down you see a street

One darker than the others

But as you reach there you realize

The light from the street of lovers.

Moving on moving on

There is a special place for grandma

She has her tiny kitchen in there

Making me my favorite oat bars.

Then you reach a spot where

There’s a big board of pictures

My best friend, current and over the years

Hanging by the fixtures.

 As we reach the archives section

You’ll see things you’d rather not

From happy to sad and weeping to mad

That is one overwhelmingly emotional spot.

Walking down to the final lane you’ll see

An ashen-ed, burnt-up place down the road

That place once belonged to him

Before he set fire to the whole damn board.

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