Bridges Burned
Oh be careful not to burn those bridges
Son, they’re what got you where you are today
Might just have to go back across them
You may not be able to find another way
The grass may seem a little tad greener
Then the old grass that grew at home
The trees may bear a different type of fruit
Son as you stand beneath them all alone
Now son you know we all make mistakes
Its just part of the human frailty
The trick is to learn from each and every one
To learn to accept love’s own reality
You know son I walked that ragged road myself
I’d say a time or two in years gone past
Took the turns and met with my own demons
That showed me my life was speeding by far too fast
Son I even learned to swim the raging rivers
Of the bridges I myself had burned behind
Wished like hell in that freezing water
That I had not have been so very blind
Well son I will say goodbye and leave you now
Looks like my bridge runs East and yours goes West
I see a shady spot over yonder by the river
That may be a place for these old bones to rest.
Kathy
Love,
Susan
R&B
Whew! lot of work!
Ann
Love Tinka
peace,
Dan
Hugs, Laura
Oriental cultures have known this all along, why are we so slow to catch on?
Walt
Man can't reconstruct those bridges with its ashes, as past mistakes are just minutia of life to make understand that we don't know it all.
Great write!
Georg
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
My best
Chris
I feel your letting go, and that is what you must do. Your son needs to find his way on his journey to his destiny. Yes we always want to help ease our children's burdens, but you know it is all those burdens that has made us such wonderful people now!
You are a good man and wonderful father, just let go and see what happens..you will be surprised.
Peace, Love, and Light,
Amber "V"
Love ya Cuz XOXO, Rose
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx. Karen Lynn. :(
Sad today; remembering anniversary of 9/11/01.