Forgetting My Home

Forgetting My Home

A Poem by Harrison Sherif
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Based off a Story I'm working on called "The Frontiersman of the Scarred World"

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Off the grid

Out of sight and there I hid

Years alone

With several seasons of sun and snow

Away from home

In the wild is where I roam

Nothing here

Except for myself and some deer

Living the land

Never once touching the sand

Years alone

Another season of snow

Off the grid

Out of sight and there I hid

I have Forgot

What my home is or what its not

I've gotten lost

surrounded by the beauty and frost

All I know

Is how to live in the cold snow

Home is gone

The only thing here is a new dawn

No sheep

Here what you kill is what you keep

Memory Fades

Like the sun in a series of cascades

No future

Just more wounds that need sutured

Humanity

Lost in the sea of vanity

No emotion

Survival is my only devotion

© 2014 Harrison Sherif


Author's Note

Harrison Sherif
Grammar isn't the best

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Added on July 16, 2014
Last Updated on July 16, 2014
Tags: Off the Grid, away from home, survival, humanity, lost

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Harrison Sherif
Harrison Sherif

Rootstown, OH



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