Where I’m from - by Adi

Where I'm from

I might be from the land of enchantment

And a small plateau town

Then to the forgotten land of Maryland

Whose crabs are its crown

I am also from peaches,

And fresh white-cut bread

And playing games with family

On our once-owned homestead

I am from the open books,

And handmade duct tape flowers

Our little valley between the houses

Where the sunlight shades and cowers

I am from long road trips,

And the thrown up funnel cake

These memories are simply unique,

But they are very easy to make 

I am from the new kayak rack,

Which we pretend is our home

And the awful Newtowne Neck

Where the kayaks are well-known

I am from hating things deeply

But I like some things too

For others, it may depend

But my course of action is true

I am from the things I like,

And the places I've been

I am from my family

And from the whats and the when

I ask a lot of questions,

That some people don't know

But it's where I'm from,

And I use the answers to grow

That's where I'm from.