Road Neverending (poem) by Matthew A Haynes on AuthorsDen

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1.	Gently unto me


2.	Lovely Lady


3.	The Learning Of 'Alone'


4.	Toxic Cake


5.	A Poem (Senryu)


6.	MY SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES


7.	Love LIke a Sweater


8.	G R A S S


9.	The Liar


10.	Words Will Never Express How Lucky I am to


11.	?What Is It?


12.	Journey of Loss


13.	Description


14.	Lascivious Awareness


15.	Need A Bigger Bucket

Road Neverending by Matthew A Haynes Sunday, August 13, 2006 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Road Neverending Blistered feet along a desperate journey, Waiting for the ever ultimate relief. A charmed soul patiently awaits, The one heart of a true definition. Wary and broken in a special spirit, Companionship seems a lost endeavor. To endure a constant savage ache, Is necessity to eventual happiness. Sacrifice becomes a golden concept, While one travels this road neverending.
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Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)	8/13/2006

Well said, Matthew. It is a long road too.




Reviewed by K. Mulroney	8/13/2006

Thought provoking indeed!




Reviewed by Susan Sonnen	8/13/2006

it's good to read you again! this is a well-written verse...a mixture of pain and hope. Susan




Reviewed by richard cederberg	8/13/2006

I agree ... there will always be suffering as we walk our paths to an honorable goal. A wise insight! Richard Lloyd Cederberg