Follow the Yellow Brick Road

This poem was originally written in 2012 and now I have a special couple to dedicate it to: George & Dolores Reyna.  They are the perfect retired couple who brightens their own path, no matter what gloom may be around. They are following the yellow brick road….
Follow the Yellow Brick Road As I was walking Along my chosen path Where each step marks A notch this world hath I caught a glimpse of A Yellow Brick Road Like the one from Oz Once long ago told Now how the glimpse Came my way I chose a path to take On a sunny day Back to work from break Strolling merrily along Head held high with joy Whistling a happy song I jumped over a little crack Just purposely out of my way Being sure to be aware Never matters which day As I came up to my office Tapping a rock with my heel Then the feeling hit me The vision seemed very real A comparison factor in our minds Creating obstacles out of fear Or do we step over them To prove we are there It’s our choice to place sunshine On the path we choose to go Thus creating a happy path To Follow the Yellow Brick Road Florence McMillian (Flo)
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Timperley Avatar
December 5, 2021 at 12:46 AM
I chose the Yellow Brick Road a few years ago and have been happy trolling along ever since. The MAN upstairs leads the way and I follow in faith. Blessing. D.
Robertson Avatar
December 3, 2021 at 3:22 PM
Very well done.
Lacey Avatar
October 5, 2012 at 12:47 PM
wow, what a positive viewpoint!
Kendrick Avatar
October 4, 2012 at 3:35 PM
Cute one..If we could follow that yellow brick road that leads to less stress life would be much better..Sara
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