Sunday, November 23, 2014

In Poetry: Home



Originally Written by Lee Ivy L. Acevedo

Posted with permission

As I lie on my bed, I remember
the carved wooden door I used to bang
when I’m outrageously mad at someone,
the heavy narra chairs I used to kick
when I tried to tame my lazy brothers,
that long soft sofa I used to sleep in
during those long cold boring afternoons,
that comfortable bed I woke up in
early in the morning,
the big airy house full of noise,
that white house I used to sneak out of,
that is now the most sentimental place
I long to go back to and never leave again.

This poem was featured in dagmay.kom.ph-- a Literary Journal of the Davao Writers Guild. The author was a student in UP Mindanao with a course in Creative Writing.


See more of her poem at www.dagmay.kom.ph

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