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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Magic Road, Where Will It Lead Magic road, I wonder where its curves lead Seeping into the mists of future time? Sacrifices that dares make the heart bleed Love so deep some may call it a crime! Are you my hard path to my darling so true? Weeping willows at every turn must foretell Greater chances to encounter danger and you Shall I break into that hard outer shell? Alas! This fork leads me into a darker state Tall oaks wrap its castle shining from afar Surrounding its walls, guards with eyes of hate Warriors all, heads with hair as black as tar! Walking away, road sings take this next turn There awaits sweet hope and miracles galore And sad days dearly needed to make you learn Tarry not long or there you stay forever more Looking back I seem to have lost my own past Seeker leaving cool days of soft Spring behind Now worried that hope shall never live to last I cry and weep for any help I may ever find! Abrupt turn, there sets the sun gracing life Gentle winds blow and here voices enter me Promising this fine spot shall I find my wife Her true love destined to heal and set me free! Robert J. Lindley , 10-04-2015 Note-- First half of this poem came to me a week ago and I wrote that fragment down. Last night the other half came to me again in a dream. I spent most of the day slowly adding verses as I could remember them. My muse, lazy vixen she be --gave me no help at all!
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