Silent Strides

People driving swiftly
 While I was walking
 on a rainy path alone,
 Many passers passed by.
 Then in blues a man
 Drove an abandoned road uphill
 While the usual being over used.
 My legs stride the uphill
 Though dreamscape,
 It's a mirage of true life:
 The shouldering of life's
 Call and commitment
 Of family's well being.
 An Alto car I carried upon
 My shoulder and climbed
 That uphill , Yes I climbed it.
 The road might be plain,
 Rough and rugged,
 Uphill and downhill
 I'll beat with
 The rhythm of 
 My heart and no one
 Shall hinder nor block me.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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