Endless Walk On My Birthday

We walk in the desert ... our steps,
                     move us to unattainable infinity ...
                      Eternity makes man
                      a shadow that is here
                      just passing through.
                      Time is running 
                      through the times, and the winds
                      live at will ...
                      We only imagine, but
                     we pass as birds
                    Without knowing who we are,
                 and where are we going .. !?



            Ps suggested song
                            where will i be?
                             crosby and nash
                
PS There's still time for greetings
       for the passing of my birthday
       today 02/ 16/ 20 ... thank you
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February 16, 2020 at 2:37 PM
Hello Alkas Poetry, I want to wish you a belated Happy birthday from February 16th. Mine is February 19th. We are in same month 4 days apart. Yes we pass without knowing who we are. Have a nice day my friend. Belated happy Birthday.
De Beaulieu Avatar
February 20, 2020 at 6:24 PM
Alakas,my sign is half Aquarius and half Pisces.you are welcome I hope that you had a good birthday celebration. Salute Darlene xxEnjoy your evening my frien.
Poetry Avatar
February 17, 2020 at 4:18 AM
With joy I note that we are Aquarians from the last decanate, there is then a cosmic affinity between us ... It is not for nothing that you comment most on my poetry ... I thank you for your words and I send you my best wishes for your birthday ... salute alkas
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