Gently place your foot upon
Gently place your foot upon the road, the simple start of every journey.
Little do you know, that this road is me,
I will bring you to where you need to be,
I can be your road.
Use caution when crossing my stone, I am not a path you can tread swiftly.
Your shoes will wear with every stride,
Like emerald waves broken by the tide,
I can be your road.
In blankets of darkness and in the sun, I am that long road you travel on.
Does this conclude our journey my friend?
Have you finally reached that bitter end?
I can be your road.
But, be carful...
I have split into two, so please choose wisely,
that next road you take, may not be as kind as me.
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