In the quiet corners of home's embrace,
Where memories linger, time and space.
The hearth's warm glow, a comforting sight,
Shelter from storms in the darkest night.
A kitchen alive with scents so sweet,
Where love's ingredients always meet.
In laughter shared around the table,
Bonds of family, strong and stable.
Books that whisper tales untold,
In cozy nooks, adventures unfold.
Soft pillows on a well-loved chair,
A haven from the world out there.
Through windows framed with morning light,
The garden blooms, a tranquil sight.
In every corner, every room,
Home whispers softly, "You belong, dear one."
In its heart, love will never fade.
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