As I walk along my thoughts do wander,
To more than the rich sodden ground that I tread,
To what my life has bestowed upon me
And what it has taken away and betrayed me.
Which line do I walk? Which words should I speak?
How would I be viewed if the truth were spoken?
Have I been honest to myself through my days?
Or have I been expected to concede my true ways?
How do I know what is true and what's false?
Would I still be loved if I said more than most?
Is silence the grace of forgiving myself
Or perhaps an excuse for obscurance.
A walk in the open air under the trees,
Is great for the thoughts that I have as I please,
The truths and the questions will all come to light,
Along with the romance of personal insight.
A walk in the open air under the trees, Is great for the thoughts that I have as I please, The truths and the questions will all come to light, Along with the romance of personal insight...........so touching and impressive. A beautiful poem on life nicely executed.10
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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A walk in the open air under the trees, Is great for the thoughts that I have as I please, The truths and the questions will all come to light, Along with the romance of personal insight. When we are alone lost in silence, it is soliloquy. it teaches us a lot. tony
Thank you again Tony for your comments, always appreciated