My Home

I have a home that you can’t see,
And I go there often in my mind.
But don’t be deceived,
Though I find it through imagination,
It is more real than anything you’ll find in this world.
It’s foundations reach deep into the bedrock of my soul
And touch the beginning, the first intent, the source of all creation.
It is my eternal home. It is where I choose to live my life.
And there, I house my family, my blood, my kin,
And every lost and broken soul I find along the road.
And in that place, we are not separated by the deceit of what appears.
We are one in the knowledge of our best intent.
We are united in the sacrifice we chose
When we came to this life knowing
That we would fall from love 
And be treacherous to each other 
To spite our best intents to do otherwise.
And there, His grace binds us up in what we were
And what we truly are and will be when lesser homes have disappeared.