Paths
There’s a path near his home
curves this way and that
across the rough ground.
Logically it should be straight.
But people have made it that way.
There is a path near his heart,
which curves that way and this
across rough ground.
No doubt it should be straight.
But people have made it that way.
There’s a path in his life,
which is beyond all tracing,
ricocheting over rough ground.
How could it possibly be straight?
People have made it that way.
Lisa Milligan
Fri 26th Aug 2011 22:30
This is deep - one of those, "there's more to this than meets the eye" poems. The first verse sets the tone, the second and third hold truths that are sad and have an air of resignation. Great write.
Lisa