Life's Journey
The sea of volcanic refuse passes under my feet;
The unblocked sun scorches everything that lives;
Silent, dry, endless and brown – not a soul in sight;
From every side - radiating heat;
My parched mouth yearns for water;
My hand holds my long-empty bottle;
My fear-gripped heart pounds;
My feet keep moving – but falter;
But look, look, ahead yonder!
See that green line? must be a river!
Feel the slight breeze!
Bringing sounds of life and joy and wonder!
I wanted to quit
I thought I would fail
But I fought my fears
And lived to tell of it.
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