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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I spent the morn by Mom's hospital bed Looked on my phone, found Merestead An estate where you can see the land unfold My brother took the shift, help like gold. I unlocked my bike from a pole near the E.R. I cycled slow, but it felt like far. Got to Bedford Road, shoulder eroded beneath Cars whizzed by, I gritted my teeth. (Chorus) People smile on the road, but your heart's like a stone You think of the pain you feel alone. And the road rolls on when you can't cry. Feel the green of the earth and the cloudless sky There’s a peace you find when you let things be But it's doesn't last, and it's not free. Turned on Byram Lake road, now it got nice Green leaves sparkled, clear air added spice. Passed a locked gate, looked back after a mile hillside like a savannah, I had to smile. Road went by the lake, I stopped for the view Dirt road around, then climbed to route 22. After some miles crossed a dam of chiseled stone phoned my brother at the hospital, he said "go home!" Mom is wasting away, for too long she wouldn't eat Her attitude is that old age won, she wants to admit defeat My heart is sick when I put myself in her stead But I'm glad I had the time to go by Merestead. (outro) Yes, I’m grateful that I took that ride I thought of Mom's life, much to take pride. And the world stood still for me long enough To face going back… and the harder stuff.
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