"You Choose"
I walked
tall oaks wafting in the gusts
and I walked.
My destination unknown,
My feat of greatness unfounded.
Blue jays caressing my ears with their melodious chirps
thoughts of sunset filled serenities,
and I walked.
Away from destruction and despair, sorrow and strife.
Sullen faces and deteriorated homes.
No glancing into the forgotten, no retracing pasts.
Leave.
all that is to be left
which surpasses all notions to stay
and I walked.
Expired contentedness,
entangled by the vines
suffocating in the cocoon of my weary soul
I have to keep going
and I walked.
Lavender, coral, sunflowers, fire,
Elegant horizons await.
under the constellation lit heavens,
waves ripple conforming with the now,
and yet I still walked.
I mustn’t dwell.
Mistakes are inevitable,
death is inevitable.
Life is inevitable
But to live is not
So instead I chose to run.
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