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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required My navigation seems as though toward eternity, Though I'm alone, I could feel an unknown fraternity; Surrounding the highway, both sides, are beautiful greenbelts, While passing the mountainous paths from peaks rocks soft snow melts...! I started alone from the darkness of obscurity, Fate, midst kith and kin, has been my constant security; Each season of summer, spring, autumn, winter, and monsoon, I've been moving through a grand universal rhythmic tune...! The path is not, always, symmetrically straight and smooth, Scenes and landscapes do not always, sensory organs sooth; Turns, twists, terrifically tricky titanic tunnels, Hills and mountains that resemble black brown and grey funnels...! Graves like Pits, ditches, drenches, potholes, and patch-ups pop up, Dogs, cats, cows, donkeys, horses, and even wild beasts mix up; Wrong-side, drunk, speedaholic, wreckless, and ruthless drivers, Men and women who ignore signals and road-dividers...! My aim, midst these, like a river toward the sea, is clear, Day or night winter or summer, I have nothing to fear; Humans or animals I meet, good or bad, I confront, I drive ahead, calm and quiet, fighting each battlefront...!!! 21 January 2023 Pick-A-Title, Vol 34 - Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Edward Ibeh
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