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Threshold
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"I enter this the threshold of my age"


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Threshold

Pausing here at the threshold of my age
My youth appears chaotic to me now
At this more peaceful place along the way
A rest stop on this road of pilgrimage
I thank God I survived it all somehow

The road is long and I have far to go
But I will be at peace at close of day
And until then I will wander and grow
As curious as ever and even more
With better understanding of the quest

I see there is still so much more to know
Yet know more clearly now what I quest for
And after contemplation rise refreshed
With pockets full of treasures I have found
Which are ideas and are not hard to bear

They comfort me here and lead me to where
The journey ends in quiet victory
My steps toward the future stacked on the past
Create this work-in-progress which is me
Joy in the journey and peace at the last

I enter this the threshold of my age
My pockets full of souvenirs of when
These ideas which help me understand now
And what I do not know I will know then
Embracing such days as God will allow

I must be on my way now homeward bound

+Steven Curtis Lance



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 Reviews of "Threshold"
Reviewed by Lew Duffey
Reviewed on September 10, 2007
A beautiful write. This speaks to me with a wonderful reassurance that life is worth every moment we live.
God Bless,
Lew

Reviewed by blue soplain (Reader)
Reviewed on September 9, 2007
wonderful and riveting outlook; an airbrushed perfection of hopes. ..
ness

Reviewed by larry linville
Reviewed on September 9, 2007
Such a positive approach to life. We all need those rest stops before we move on.

Larry

Reviewed by Aberjhani
Reviewed on September 9, 2007
Brilliant art. Brilliant poem. Brilliant poet.

Thank you,

Aberjhani


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