Homeland (I Do Not Dwell In The Past) Poem by Glaedr the poet

Glaedr the poet

Glaedr the poet

Born in California but my 'Homeland' will always be Missouri

Homeland (I Do Not Dwell In The Past)



People speak of homeland as the countries that bore their ancestors
They speak of pride, tradition, and origins of predecessors
I have no interest in where I came from, or a family history
The past should stay the past: an unsolved mystery
I look to the future, and what the morrow may bring
A new rising sun, a new day dawns, the new morning
For what is today but yesterday's tomorrow?
Dwelling on the past brings about nothing but sorrow
But by no means should the past be forgot
By learning from past wrongs true wisdom is saught
But my homeland will always be the land in which I reside
Where I will spend my days, live my life, and always confide

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
John Tiong Chunghoo 15 June 2006

it is such a simple poem that almost tells nothing.

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Glaedr the poet

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Born in California but my 'Homeland' will always be Missouri
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