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The Road
Contributed by
rick2
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Wednesday, 23rd November 2011 @ 06:11:48 PM in AEST
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FamilyPoems
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Last night I caught a fleeting glimpse
of how my world might be.
We walked a road, quiet and calm;
Just nature, you, and me.
As we walked there hand-in-hand
breathing the air so crisp and clear,
we talked of all the years we'd missed
when we were not so near.
You shared with me your thoughts
of love and world-strife
and as you spoke it came to me
how alike we are in life.
On we went 'til the sun was down
and the moon showed in it's stead.
We three vowed then n'er to forget
the road and where it led.
We hugged and held with all our might
as the vision slipped away
and I awoke with empty arms
to face another day.
And though a dream, unlike it was
to all others I have had,
for it left me crying, yet, peaceful too
to have finally been your dad.
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rick2
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Re: The Road
(User Rating: 1 ) by Robert_Edgar_Burns on
Wednesday, 23rd November 2011 @ 06:39:27 PM AEST (User
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It's never too late as long as breath still exists
in our lungs and forgiveness, both the giving
and receiving kind, live in our hearts! Great
to see you are aware of this in an excellent write!
Blessings,
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Re: The Road
(User Rating: 1 ) by FlintHunter on
Thursday, 24th November 2011 @ 05:37:00 AM AEST (User
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'The Road' almost made me cry -- a sad poem full of love and pain. The end -- where it turns out it was a dream -- is breathtaking. Dare I suggest you send a copy to each of your children? -- David
Contributed by rick2 on Wednesday, November 23 2011 @ 18:11:48 AEST
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