Sometimes I wonder
Where fate might take me.
What my feet may find when I get there?
Will I have breath left over to spare,
Where my legs may linger and take rest?
A destiny where I am always put to the test,
Would it be good in advance my life to know?
Upon close reflection, I don’t really think so.
Life’s mystery would be taken completely away;
My destiny would still have its story to say.
Knowing in advance wouldn’t change a thing;
Sorrow and loss would still its own misery bring.
I learned one thing in life while taking my stride,
A true knowing comes later without undue pride.
We meet our destiny on the roads we have taken,
Looking back now, not a moment have I forsaken.
We all travel down our road of life. Some travel it well like you and I and others travel it badly. Fate certainly plays a part in how hard that road is.
This collection of poetry addresses the nature of time, reflections on the natural world, the difficulty of loss,
contemporary social issues and gratitude for life.
Very well expressed on a personal level.
Ron
Love ya!
Jane
walk hand in hand,
taking us on journeys,
we may never understand.