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THE UNTRODDEN PATH

 
What is a life?
Riddled with unanswered queries
I ponder on into night’s elevating seclusion
What is time?
Every beckoning hour I rest weary
I wonder if avoidance is only a delusion
 
 
Still...
I seek release from the pleasantries
I do not seek refuge like hordes of frightened animals
Running from what stormy skies may bring
I tumble and toil every which way
Wherever the wind may guide me
But a concrete place that I’m loathe to forget
Un-named and weathered, patterned ivy
Like an unfinished painting on the canvas
This place that I have yearn for escape to
Where the sky is almost out of view
And not so terribly, unnervingly vast
Where the sounds are mute for miles
Birthed by creatures you’ll never see
A place for youth, a place for death
A sojourn into nostalgia’s depths
 
 
And the crossroad, a fork if you will
A small clearing from the untrodden path
I might stand there for an age, thinking
I might stand there for an age, drinking
Thinking...
Written by UbiquitousVoid (. . . . . . . . .)
Published | Edited 17th Oct 2016
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