Lorelle Tells It All
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This poem was written after spending time alone contemplating on what could happen to me now that my chance of going and working back abroad is dim. It is my ultimate passion and dream ever since I was a child to go to faraway places, discover felicity and inner tranquility that I could otherwise not find close at home.
There is something in it that pacifies my spirituality and provides me inner smiles, and it is therefore my goal when I set my foot into a journey towards it. I've been to the first pace, and It felt so wonderful to be at the threshold of your dream. Just one more step and I'll be fully walking toward where the untrodden path is leading.
But then powerful forces pulled everything away from its place, forces beyond my power to control and change. And now I have to wait for it to subside, while finding ways to collect everything back into place for me to keep moving.
The distant light is still there, waiting. And so I have to keep walking...
Tramp,
land your feet
on the ground;
Thump,
listen to the voice
of its sound;
March,
even if it means
drifting from the world
for a while;
Stride,
the distant light
is getting big.
Open up,
let your dreams
pour from the creek;
Look up,
see the stars shining down;
Hop,
lift yourself
from the gouge;
Go forward,
and keep looking
straight ahead;
Don’t turn back,
but remember the road behind.
Let yourself flow
to something you believe in
Teach your heart to listen to
the zephyr of your dreams.
Photograph by Cyril Breton. Please CLICK HERE to visit the owner's Flickr page.
2 Comments:
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- Opaque said...
June 2, 2009 at 5:10 PMSimple lines and structure too. But, the impact is very strong. I loved it. I love the message here. Keep writing!!!- septembermom said...
June 3, 2009 at 5:30 AMLike the directness of this poem. Well done!
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