Home from their Homeland
Edgar T Williams, JC of Hoyme Hall
Familiar strangers
Unrecognizable
Before the ice breakers
And their home fashion
They could never, will never
Look like oles
From their actions
As freshman on campus
They each talk different
A remnant
Of what they grew up with
Unfamiliar with uf’da.
Some knew upperclassmen
The pretty ones
That knew all
They wore sweatshirts and T-shirts
With armed lions
But didn't know
What that meant
Their gaze was lost
Their faces showed no sign
Of direction or understanding
For they had seen so many new things
In so little time
It was a peculiar notion
That each one
Would become
An Ole
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