Traveler Poem by Dean Loughin
Traveler
Though the beaming light shines before me
I am hastened from the glow
Towards something strangly uncertain
yet sure that I would know
As the forces fade from my flesh
and the air becomes quite vague
I travel this road unchartered
like someone on parade
Trusting fate to guide me
every step along the way
Not knowing it would lead me
to where I am today
Sunday, July 8, 2012
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a close call to death seemed more assuring than playing at life without much purpose. written 18 years ago.
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