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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Oblivion Life takes us on an endless journey Through strange and mysterious places. Where we meet all kinds of people, Men and women with beguiling faces. Some wear a mask, painted bold colors. Behind it lurks their knowing smiles. Do they see in you a friend or a foe? Do they ensnare you with their wiles? As trusting souls we walk down roads Not knowing where they might end. We are oblivious to what lies before us, Or if good or evil rounds the next bend. With each step we travel the highways. We walk or eagerly break into a run We sometimes tread into obscurity When once our journey has begun. We can stop at a flowery garden To smell the fragrance of a rose. But hidden within its beauty are thorns; A risk our journey seems to pose. We can savor all the good memories And lock them away in a special place. Each one that made us laugh and smile. Each tender look upon a loved one's face. But our path doesn't always allow lingering In the sweet harbors we'd like to remain. Or with those we thought we'd found a home, So we walk on in spite of the rain. An endless journey we all must take, Oblivious to what lies in store. All we know is that we must go on Searching and praying for something more. We may not know where we're headed Or upon what seas we might be tossed. But we won't forget in vague oblivion Those we once loved or those we've lost.
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