Square one was always the runt of the litter
but then again we all have to start somewhere.
The longer we traverse, the more we become wont to
it all; every last bump & crack in the long-neglected pavement,
the shrubbery on all sides that generously provides shade on those
sweltering dog days.
It’s all a bit much but there’s no such thing as being too prepared.
In the middle is mostly hinterlands, not much to see apart from a few
tumbleweeds & the siren song of the long-abandoned wolves pawing their
way through the desert. But it’s only a temporary setback on the long road out
of misery. In the blink of an eye, you’ll arrive at the terminus, sprawling as far as the
eye can see. That’s when you’ll realize the road was the answer all along.
Poem depicting life, the tribulations and uncertainty we experience using analogies of aspects of nature, animals.
Quite clever in how it was done.