Is Home Still The Same?
When I was born, home was a safe place
I was pulled into embraces
Nowadays, it's cold
Though I wanted gold
That’s one dream I will have to chase
Back then, I spoke confidently
Always said things positively
Now in my own home
There’s no voice I own
My voice is no expectancy
In the past, I was so content
I would act like a president
Now, I sit all day
Like it’s a holiday
Looking at the time I have spent
Back then, my clothes could be tattered
It never mattered
Now my clothes are clean
Still don’t feel like a queen
A while back my image shattered
Back then, I felt alive and free
Do more than I could ever see
Now I sit in worry
My mind is blurry
I wish this was a hyperbole
Then, I would laugh with family
I would laugh so musically
Now, my laughs are fake
Even when I’m awake
My laughs come out unhappily
Even with how much I have changed
Many feelings have been exchanged
So when I fall down
I vow I won’t frown
And my confidence will be claimed
Thank you to organizations
For changing the world’s deliration
The people you’ve saved
Just know that they’ve prayed
That you can help this great nation
For giving homes to people who don’t seek for homes anymore
They have something to say:
Thank you for everything Habitat for Humanity, for helping those who still do
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