When you come to a fork in the road It’s really not that profound If you don’t end up where you want to be You can simply turn around
Despite maps and instructions I rarely find myself where I planned Don’t try to tell me where I went wrong Truly, I won’t understand
I’ve been lost so many times in my life It’s no longer a cause for concern I’ve realized how to embrace the trip And the lessons I must learn
It’s not so much that I’m wandering lost My life is a journey of discovery It doesn’t matter if I’m on the wrong road I’m headed in the direction I need to be
A cup of coffee and new route Will get me on my way I will simply forge ahead Until I find reason to stay
Excellent poem. I like the picture too! I almost expect to see someone crawl out from under the car and say "Well, It's like this. . ." This was a joy to read and view.
Raelynn this is so me as I always say I have no sence of direction so I am always somewhere other then where I should be, great write and thank you for sharing.
Like the photograph with all the cactus! When things such as this used to happen with me I would just tell the kids we were on an excursion and it will be a surprise when we reach the end....
Wrong turn equals new adventure. You and I have the same mind set in this regard - a new journey, a new direction, different scenery, and God at our side. What more could you ask for? [Directions at the corner gas station, perhaps? Nah! lol]
Strong and true statement that says so much not only on life but of the character of the writer...I enjoyed this one Rae and sure wish I was in that Jeep headed to anywhere.
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You've spoken a great truth:There are no wrong turns in life.Enjoy the ride,and continued success.
Barbara Henry
Susan
Newfie Hugs, Rose
Be safe,
Karen
Been on an adventure or two with you and love it.
Love you,
Kathy
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Fee