Again I frustratedly leave. . .
only to arrive. . .
At that place which will eventually. . .
muddle me. . .
The memories packed so tight
That I can't find room to breathe
The breathing of four familiar
Rather than three unkown

I have named this place home. . .
For the sake of propriety. . .

Calm drifts from calamity

As I hear that comforting meow

There is my cat. 
Open the refrigerator
There rests the stuff
That they had last night for dinner
When I was still at Biola
And I begin to peek around
the corners within the house
and I find things that I didn't remember
were there
And I begin to be comforted
And I'll go back to school
That place which muddles me
eventually.
Sacred Feline
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