you think that what we miss is sight of home
but you are wrong not sight nor sound but taste
of fruit and water among us misplaced
in foreign parts who having crossed the foam
weep in regret of all that we embraced
you think that what we miss is sight of home
and all the years we were condemned to roam
the painful earth in sorrow at our haste
to give up youth believing it a waste
you think that what we miss is sight of home
2 comments:
Beautiful...
Hearty tenky, Geoffrey.
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