The road I take
There is a road I take,
On my way to work.
Every workday, rain or shine,
With a longing that I cannot forsake.
The morning fog will soon clear,
As I wait for dawn to break.
Though the air is still brisk,
My time to depart is near.
As I drive the path on the forest floor,
Past the stand of tall pines,
Skirting the foggy, placid lake,
I glimpse the cottage and the red door.
Some days I wish I could stop there,
Right beside that little house.
Linger for a while, soak in the beauty,
Dwell in the tranquility, the calming peace I feel here.
Alas, there is much left to be done
And the rest of my day awaits,
I savor a moment of calm and peace
Before I press on, and that moment is gone.
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