The road goes on
Never ending
Long and full of twists and turns
Up hills that seem
far greater than the down
Even when I sleep,
I see the road
Never easier
Just continuing
On and on and on
In the moonlight sometimes
The shapes to the sides
Look as if they're watching
Laughing, mocking
The light of day reveals
No feelings there
No understanding
No question worthy of asking
The dreams tell of travels to be
Or that have been
Most often convoluted
An exaggeration of reality
Reality being only
An exaggeration of perception
Each his own
Hers being no one else's
The long road beckons
And I continue
The places I rest
Soon forgotten
The goal of the movement
So elusive
Yet for her I grasp
Never touching
Always missing
Exciting all the while
My road may not take me
To my goal
The one object I await
For it is almost ending
I feel it more and
Realize the perpetuality
Is slowing
I see less horizon
I hear less distant whispers
Quiet soon, stopped at last
I know this
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Reviewed by Amy Sellers (Reader)
Reviewed on April 23, 2007
Hello Johann... welcome to the den! It seems we're traveling similar roads :-) I'm trying my best to appreciate the journey and pace myself to reach my goals. Thanks for sharing, I look forward to reading more of your works! Cheers, Amy Sellers
Indeed, we all have our own roads to navigate with all their twists, and turns, and adventures. One thing is for sure - no one is going to slide into home base in good shape or untested. Stand strong and keep pressing forward in faith!
A compelling write, Johann. I can relate to the sentiments that you express here. Sometimes I wonder about this "road" I'm on and sometimes I ponder at whether or not dreams are more the "reality." I am convinced that the "road" never ends even though it may leave this stage (place/time) of the journey. Thank you for sharing this offering. Welcome to AD. Love and peace to you,
It is always an indeed pleasure to read such fine well written artistic worksuch as this. I admire your strength and ability to put this together so with that said just write on poet.
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Indeed, we all have our own roads to navigate with all their twists, and turns, and adventures. One thing is for sure - no one is going to slide into home base in good shape or untested. Stand strong and keep pressing forward in faith!
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