A Home Without Love

Jack Eastham

A Home Without Love

So deathly quiet in the kitchen

As in other rooms of the house

So rarely a word dare spoken

Let alone romantic affection

The joy that might have been

Never seemed to find its way

A father and mother divided

Two who never became one

In a house with a pretty façade

Where life never found a way in

The children now grown and gone

Reflect on what could have been

In a home in which they grew

Where love never found a way in

Published by Jack Eastham

Married to a wonderful girl for decades, running seven miles daily, and having taught high school and college for 28 years have brought me to a point in life at which I now like to reflect on all I have gain...  View profile

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  • Missy H.11/21/2007

    That's sad but pretty.

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