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My Indiana Home

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I grew up in Indianapolis and moved away within a few years after college.  Until my father passed away in 2015, I returned often, especially for the running of the Indianapolis 500 on the Sunday before Memorial Day.  I remember the anticipation of coming back for the race, how special it was. Each return carried with it the hope that it could be special again.  This prose poem is about one special time that I returned after leaving my Indiana home for the first time.

EXCERPT

A voice jars me to the present

“Sir, please stow your tray table to the upright position”

Where am I

I am here

I’m near home

To experience again

To reconnect

To touch

To embrace, 

To kiss

To rediscover

To confirm 

To be confirmed 

To be many but one 

To be family together again

 If only at this time of year 

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