Home is not a place, but a feeling
Home is where you belong, where you are healing
Home is where you laugh, where you cry
Home is where you live, where you die
Home is not a house, but a shelter
Home is where you are safe, where you can welter
Home is where you dream, where you create
Home is where you love, where you hate
Home is not a word, but a meaning
Home is where you find yourself, where you are seeking
Home is where you grow, where you change
Home is where you stay, where you range
Home is not a thing, but a treasure
Home is where you have memories, where you measure
Home is where you hope, where you cope
Home is where you are, where you elope
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