Interstate 333
The road to redemption
Long and rocky
Those who go to find it
Drive hundreds of miles
And hours, looking for the next exit
Many have taken detours,
Asked for directions
Have gotten stranded
And others lost
And have turned back
“It’s nearly impossible to find”
They say, but it’s not
Follow the mountains
Lined up against one another
Let them be your guide
There you will find an old man
Who owns a diner along the way
If you ask how to get there
He would simply reply,
“You’re already there.”
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