Anyway, Don’t Be a Stranger

“In my golden twenties, I became soft like milk and honey and strong like old-time money.” Rooted somewhere between always and never, young college student Morgan coats her life’s story in dreamy poetry. A life that has American dreaming written all over it: Mental pictures of endless Fourth of July nights, Boston winters and East Coast memories. And if it wouldn’t be for her professor, Morgan might still believe it was all just a dream. But Mr. Anderson knows that words have a way of making things real. So with the beginning of her poetry, Morgan lets us see, feel and wonder what it means to come home. Home to a place of ever-curious minds and home to oneself.