To plan my escape, I had to travel light,
And love only a few fine things,
Leaving each door that needs to stay locked
At the back stage of my life.
I ran away, and war didn't follow.
It was not beauty thats a bad design,
Those locks so often compared to fire
Did nothing but sweep my face.
I must be ready to accept graciously
Every welcome that comes whenever
Someone arrives.
This is what I know
Beyond a few more details.
For life is now a voyage on a ship.
Looking back now, I see the topless sour.
Ahead there's a storm, mishaps, and a calming shore.
Then soon they'll be a kindly woman waving.
"All past is dead and gone"
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
3/1/11
Posted by Carlus Wilmot at 4:35 PM
Labels: new poetry
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2 comments:
nice bit of prose...life is like that...and i always try to travel light...
travel light and love only a few fine things...stick to the good, the basics, the real...yeah - fine way to travel wilmot
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