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Alisa Clark

Road Home
Acrylic on canvas

The drive to New York from Michigan is long. The road reaches out in front of me with no end in sight. When I leave my home and drive towards New York, I have to prepare myself for the differences. My dad will limp a little more and my mom will remember a little bit less. While the differences are slight to those who see them regularly, they are more profound to me. I pick up where I last left off with them, but time has moved things around. My mom and dad aren't the same. Time has aged them and I don't like it. I don't know the future any more than my parents do and I hate that. All I know is God's promise to bring them back home to Him. In spite of how impossibly hopeless the situation seems, God has them on the road back home.

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