Thaya P. ReturningPerplexed Confused Famished An ocean away, Yet I feel at home – even without my mom and dad. Dazed in Athens’ airport confusion, One hundred-fifty kids surround me. We are all lost at home. Day turns to day, Typical Greek whitewash houses by the salty Mediterranean, Morning bells, Afternoon naps, And nighttime campfires; Simplicity. Three-thousand miles from our houses, we are at home. We came as strangers, But we leave as family; There’s no good in goodbye. Back to the States, We’re going home... Or are we leaving it?
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