No Home On The Mountain

In "The Mountain" Eli Clare has a section called Home. She says, "I will never find home on the Mountain." Why does she say this? I think by being pushed down by society we begin to wonder where is our home? And by different aspects of us, we all are pushed down the mountain. Weather it be of race, disability, sexuality, social classes, and even sexual abuse. In a way most of us if any are on that social mountain, by virtue of some social expectation we don't meet. The people on top are like the religious leaders during the time of the Greek empire and and time of Jesus in Israel. They saw themselves as above the people and look down on all others becauce they were not as holy as them. But to find out that in the eyes of Jesus the creator they did not even reach such a standard. Maybe the people on top are just as defected as we are, maybe their just hiding their own defects. This is done to keep others from finding a home or maybe they already do and they just do not know it.