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I Shall Keep Walking by Miles T Roberts Tuesday, December 03, 2002 Share Print Save Become a Fan I shall walk no further in the world of men Yet I do not fear what is to come The road of my life may be at an end But the journey has only just begun I have viewed many things with these eyes While having never really seen The beauty in a simple flower Divinity in every being And I have heard many things with these ears But never have I listened To catch the whispers of a summer breeze To the flowing water that glistens And I have touched many things with these hands Still I have missed in my haste The sun dancing upon my skin The warmth of a lovers embrace I don�t know where this new path will take me But I have faith enough To keep steadily walking on To see to listen to touch.
This just urged to be written. It flew from my pen at a speed of knots and I was quite happy to oblige it. I hope you enjoy it.

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Reviewed by David Slone	12/1/2007

We truly can let things go unnoticed, and some things we notice but not enough to make an impact. I have walked a thousand miles, turned and saw so many things I could have done, could have said along the way but didn�t. Regretfully, some of those things I shall not be able to pass by again. Loved your poem. -David-




Reviewed by Christine Boyce	8/19/2005

Interesting. It seems to be about an afterlife in the opening stanza, but the rest of the poem looks like an incentive to experience the best of THIS life. I don't believe in an afterlife, but as for me, I'd like to take your advice to heart and make better use of the time I have.