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Road to Fruition
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If you think you've figured this poetic nonsense out, you're a better poem analyst than I on an enigmatic ride to nowhere.

Forest for the trees?


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Road to Fruition


It's a long road to intuition,
that many have traveled far.
Lacking any ignition,
and not even any car.

Keep your sights on the horizon,
as it fades into the mirage.
At the rate that you're getting there,
might as well not left the garage.

Many mysteries await,
just around the bend.
Except the bend keeps bending,
as though it will never end.

It's on the road to derision,
that we tend to get off track.
Like sailing our boat into a fog,
because we didn't know how to tack.

And tact is not the answer,
as we travel down this road.
To be brutally honest,
and brazenly bold.

While racing for the sunset,
the sunset never ends.
The speed of light is bending,
with the message that it sends.

For we're headed for dissolution,
when we set our sights too high.
We have no fear of flying,
but we cannot touch the sky.

The road is rough and rambling,
like a multitasking mind,
to make it straight and narrow,
takes thinking of a different kind.

So when you reach fruition,
all wrapped up in love entwined,
the road will come down softly,
at the bottom of a slight incline.

Copyright 2014 © Ronald W. Hull

5/9/14

 


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Reviewed by Michael True
Reviewed on June 10, 2014
pleasant thought. M.True

Reviewed by DM Yates (Reader)
Reviewed on May 24, 2014
Excellent poem again, with the best guidance. I love that the road keeps bending because that's what keeps happening to me. Glad I'm not alone.

Reviewed by Clarence Prince
Reviewed on May 17, 2014
A poem indeed, Ron!
It flows so smoothly,
it's easy to read.
To write this,
it takes thinking,
of a different kind!
None other but, Ronald!
Blessings!

Reviewed by Lakshmi Sharma
Reviewed on May 14, 2014
That's a good message through a good poem Ron. Thanks for sharing.

Reviewed by Odin odin@aflx.com
Reviewed on May 14, 2014
A rare glimpse at the folly of being attached to "answers." For every conclusion, resolve, et al, there are always more questions.

Reviewed on May 14, 2014
Constantly searching for the next step on the road, what's important what's not, there is an end to this road. Maybe. Or it's a giant first step.

Reviewed by Mary Cochrane
Reviewed on May 12, 2014
Such is this journey of life. You captured it all so well in this phenomenal poem. you really have the gift of quality literature Ron. Kudos!
Mary

Reviewed by Patrick Granfors
Reviewed on May 11, 2014
Lots of interesting lines here. I like...

We have no fear of flying,
but we cannot touch the sky.

Fruition implies development which of course is infinitely variable and that slight incline is about six feet....(deep)

Patrick

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on May 11, 2014
Many mysteries await,
just around the bend.
Except the bend keeps bending,
as though it will never end.

To me, one of the best parts of life is when I don't know what's around the next bend. And I love traveling the forested back roads like the one in your pic.

Reviewed by J. Roseline
Reviewed on May 10, 2014
Nice poem, loved the second last para most... like a multitasking mind......., takes thinking of a different kind, says it allJk

Reviewed by Isabella Koldras
Reviewed on May 10, 2014
...my intuition insists on...sensation...mind's interpretation corrupted by senses...perception's the king...Enjoyable poem!

Reviewed by Diana Wiles
Reviewed on May 10, 2014
Yes this journey of life with all it's ups and downs, valleys and mountains...and just when we think we've made it,..we are shown quite quickly that we have not!...but in my estimation 'the journey is the thing'....so the 'road to fruition' with all it's mystique is most definitely where we need to be!
Enjoyable thought provoking piece....
Diana....

Reviewed on May 10, 2014
This reminds me of coming back from Finland. The sunset never ended. Kinda freaky! I was flying but I could not touch the sky. Then again, I think of relationships........some make it with all those twists and turns in the road but if we aim too high we lose everything for those twist and turns each teach us a lesson. This poem sent my mind into a million thrilling directions.

Love ya!

Jane

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on May 10, 2014
So when you reach fruition,
all wrapped up in love entwined,
the road will come down softly,
at the bottom of a slight incline.

I love what is expressed in this particular stanza... ...and also the rest of the poem. Thank you, Ron. Love and best wishes,

Regis

Reviewed by D.T. de Bruijn
Reviewed on May 10, 2014
Thank you, Ron, for this wonderful poem. Fruition, a wonderful goal. But not everything should be a means to that end. The means are often an end in themselves, don't you agree? Like this poem, it's a means, and its own end also. love this poem however, it's absolutely true! Greetings, Daniel.

Reviewed by audrine max
Reviewed on May 10, 2014
i like it, mr. ron. we chase our dreams, fueled by our desire. in the long run, we tend to forget what we set out for. it's our journey in life, and how we maneuver through the tides. then we reach our goals/ or what we believed to be our purpose. in the end, we all die. that's how i see it.

Reviewed by Sandie May Joyce
Reviewed on May 10, 2014
I don't know what has happened to my other ID. I have written a big review to respond to this poem, but when I tried to post the review it disappeared. My response was as follows:

We all differ in our own perception of the term "fruition". To each his/her own term. What we perceive in others may not be what they need to come to their own fruition. However, we cannot set our horizon too far, for we may not be able reach it; or setting our goals too high that we may not even see the sky. All we need to do is to equip ourselves with the best of our OWN tools to travel our own journeys. Yes, both "Tacks" and "Tact" are required amongst the tools.

Thank you for a thought-provoking poem! I quite enjoyed this!

Sandie :o)

Reviewed on May 10, 2014

Reviewed by Michael Schafer
Reviewed on May 10, 2014
I travel down the road of thoughts,
it ends I know not where.
But I love the poems Ron Hull writes,
with style, wit, and care.

Michael D.

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on May 10, 2014
HaH! Believe it or not, but I stayed with the poem and understood it with a little help from "tack." Oh, there are methods to our madness, and madness to our souls as we travel down the bumpy, pot-filled roads called Life's Boulevard.

Reviewed by E Phillips
Reviewed on May 10, 2014
Send-say-shun-awe!
That's all.


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