Down Many Traveled Lanes: Sonnet
Down many traveled lanes I sauntered sadly,
Up avenues I’ve trampled more than twice.
I've slipped and in prostration cried out badly
for anyone to blare their soft advice.
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“Reverberate!” I thought in paths I’d fathered.
Illuminate my present gifts of chance,
these shreds of life that I have never gathered,
the times I’ve shunned the elegance of dance.
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In simple furtherance of all my sorrow,
I gathered all my hunches to my chest,
and borrowed all the blame that I could borrow,
and never tried a virgin to molest,
until the light of millions of tomorrows
could pave my path and put me to my rest.
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Copyright © Nelson Diaz | Year Posted 2018
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