RootlessA Poem by Anne CastleI am an aimless traveler Going from coast to coast Country to country No final destination in sight While I’m welcomed everywhere, I belong nowhere Young and old alike envy this life They see me as an embodiment of freedom I have no responsibilities, but I have no roots I have nothing to ground me, so I find myself up
in the air My home is a mile high In between where I’m going, and where I’m leaving I live in a constant state of limbo I wish I could stay here always Where my immediate destination is decided And I can’t turn back I let the reigns of my life go And I become unstoppable Untouchable. Here I find belonging Rooted in the ever changing clouds But soon this trajectory will end And I’ll be homeless again. © 2014 Anne CastleReviews
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