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Jan 2018
The past meanders before me, each bend bearing my scrapes, my indecisions, just as I bear the bruises of long gone twists and turns.

The present continues to whistle by, blinkering me from any hope of reflection, of consideration before I'm blindsided by flashes of my maybe futures.

I try not to stumble, to stay in the present and steady myself, ready for the next silent bend, trusting intuition and an all-seeing grace as life roars past me.

The past meanders before me, each bend bearing my scrapes.....
In some cultures the past is thought of as in front of us because it's known.  The future is behind - unscene and unknown.
Steve Page
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Steve Page  62/M/London, U.K.
(62/M/London, U.K.)   
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