The Crossroads
The journey of life on her long bumpy road.
As you come to the crossroads, which way do you go?
Do I turn right? Or do I turn left?
Which road to go? Which is the best?
Decisions I make as I face the unknown.
Might haunt me forever and leave me alone.
This is my fear to have no one there.
To walk right beside me and show me she cares.
To go forth in life until the road ends.
To walk hand and hand with my very best friend.
To confront the unknown you just open the door.
To see what’s behind it as you have done before.
You could be surprised in what you find.
As this does hold true for all mankind.
The road of the future, what will it be?
Just one fleeting glimpse I wish I could see.
For then I will know just how it should be.
The moment of truth will come to us all.
That moment in time when the Lord calls.
For will I be ready or be prepared?
Will I leave knowing that someone did care?
I enjoyed your poem so much that I am also going to post one!
CROSSROADS
We stand at the crossroads
but can not choose
to abandon the reason
we fear to lose
Alive in this world but
in dreams we dwell
for whom the bell tolls
we can not tell
We’re just lost souls
with haunted eyes
cruising memory lane
for some last goodbyes
By lantern light
and fallen sky
knew not what we loved
nor did we know why
I long to catch
a falling star
a childhood dream
from year’s afar
Somewhere a great prince
in prison lies
past forgotten oaths
and safe alibi’s
Divorced by treason
and left behind
a sad demise
to a noble mind
And found beyond
the tragedy
The hidden soul
of harmony
I chose the road
into the sun
but the path just ends
where I’d begun
~ Randy Bell ~
By: cloudfactor5 on April 14, 2012
at 4:55 pm
I would like you to start posting on our site please email me at ronniedubour@aol.com you have to join wordpress.com if you havent already and send me the name you signed up with, looking forward to reading more of your talent. Thanks Ron
By: Ron DuBour on April 14, 2012
at 5:16 pm
cloudfactor5 is the name of my wordpress blog!!
By: cloudfactor5 on April 14, 2012
at 5:40 pm
Excellent poem, “cloudfactor5″!
By: Jonathan Caswell on April 15, 2012
at 12:48 pm