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The Journey Home

by kurt-carman

As I peer across the Mountain range of my life, I see a vast array of peaks and valleys, Roads that wander near and far. Some roads seemed unsurpassable, Some roads were thought to be inconceivable, Some roads I felt were unapproachable, And I see them all as landmarks in my life. The one road in the very middle of my lifescape, The one that's known for being less traveled, I so often avoided and I don't understand why. Some roads seemed impossible, Some roads were thought to be infallible, Some roads lead to intimacy, And I see them all, good or bad as milestones in my life. Standing at the base of the mountain top, I feel a presence encouraging me to climb the summit. My breathe becomes heavy, my limbs are numb but my mind is focused. Advancing the summit, I pull myself above the misty clouds, Peering below I find oceans of generations that have gone before me....but were never forgotten, And one stands at the forefront, with arms outstretched, an unforgettable smile, and love thats unending. There's only one road that leads us to an island universe where we live on forever past fatality. All roads have the same waypoint which leads us to forever. Close your eyes and imagine a place that does not judge and only loves. K.Carman 2016
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Miss my mother everyday. Leaving us at 45 years old was the day my world stopped. Now I look forward to our reunion. I love you Mom!

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