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The Road That Leads To Nowhere
by Dean Fraser-Phillips → (All Poetry by Dean Fraser-Phillips)
Wednesday, September 19, 2018    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Influenced by a friends story of them being struck down with a serious illness. But can relate to anything in life


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 The road that laid before us

We walked hand in hand
Such picturesque perfection
The beauty of our land
 
We stopped along the way
Embraced the love we shared
Ran and skipped for hours
Live as no-one cared
 
The skies began to darken
Now cometh the rain
A road with no horizon
With darkened signs of pain
 
Dreams no longer linger
It’s just the here and now
A shattered town called reality
The only question “how?”
 
If life is about Karma
We must have somehow have been bad
Life slaps us with reality
Taken all we had
 
No more roads to take now
Just one final path
I thank you for the good times
When both of us could laugh
 
I have so many questions
However, time will have no reply
So let’s stare life in the eye
We have no room to cry
 
For what is left we live it
Each moment you will treasure
For our time is almost up my love
It’s something we can’t measure
 
Reach out to the sunset
Two hands tightly entwined
Smiles turned skywards
Love of the true st kind

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 Reviews of "The Road That Leads To Nowhere"
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on September 19, 2018
Oh, I believe there are more roads to be taken, if only in our thoughts if we are physically unable to travel . These roads can be merely a favored glance toward another, traveling within their thoughts.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on September 19, 2018
The road of life can be beautiful, but it can also be treacherous. You recount both in this poem and touch on something that has began to concern me. I'm reaching the point where the road for me not only narrows, but ends. I'm not looking forward to being confined to a mere ritual of life with no adventure ahead. Let us hope that period is short.

Ron

Reviewed by Michael Schafer
Reviewed on September 19, 2018
Very touching write.


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