The Road
A ribbon of hope trailing
Through the countryside.
The road lay desolate
Showing the way.
Two separate paths
To choose from
The road continues on.
Ashen snow falls
On the road.
Only a portion of
The dull grey landscape.
The road and its companions
Traverse the same path.
They are one as they go
On their journey.
Memories of stories told
Both true and not
Along the road.
Uninhabited houses
Line the road.
Desolate and dilapidated
Full of sadness
And lost hope.
Treasures imagined
At the end of the road.
But all that is needed
Is found along it.
He has many talents,
Possesses the know-how.
Yet all knowledge
Comes from the road.
Those that follow
And those that lead
Take one of many paths
On the road.
Where the road
Meets the ocean,
A grey disheartening
Sight is seen.
They navigate the road
Pushing their cart.
Strange sounds and shadows
Stirring fear in their hearts.
The grey sun has risen,
Over the road.
They must be walking on.
The ribbon was
No longer of hope.
The cold pulled him under
Leaving one behind.
#YOWO
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