Everyone's Home
- Clint Haugen

- Sep 26
- 1 min read
A tiny globe
Hangs from a string
Inside of the window
On the third story
Of the brown house
At the end of the street
The wind rocks it back and forth
8.2 billion people
Call this place
Home
But on the little globe
Are a bunch of tiny invisible lines
That divide
Those 8.2 billion souls
8.2 billion individual homes
Rocking back and forth
On this tiny little globe
So many ways to govern on this globe
So many different religions, with different prophets,
Attempting to fill our holes
“This country is better”
“This philosophy more clever”
“This religion more honest”
“The guy over here is Agnostic”
“These guys tie in all the prophets
And all the gods
And all the text
And mesh it all
Into one big ball
And calls it
A globe”
So souls like mine and yours roam
And wander
Looking further
Then the surface
Of this earth
Living in the dash
Between death and birth
Certain minds don’t see the invisible lines that divide up this little globe
A few of us, I bet
See it as everyone's home.
-CH 9/26/25

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