"Walking Midnaught Paths..."

"Walking Midnaught Paths..."

A Poem by Chris
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Sigh

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I've gotten notes from a few - some are just taking a break - others got tired of some 'tudes… and a few really died - most have entered the universe of memory.  

 

“Walking Midnaught Paths…”

 

Life as we live it. 

So many chase…

sometimes even a dream

sometimes without a clue

sometimes relief from their own darknesses

…any tomorrow at all.

 

Some find hope

some …heart.

Some find their fears,

others a sunrise.

 

AND WE …

breathe and wander

our own paths

while we witness 

their existence in passing.

 

Chris

 


© 2019 Chris


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So true Chris, we may seek and try and even chase in desperation, but in a way we are observers with a lot less control over our paths than we think we have. Letting go is the key, and not being afraid to confront fears, for beauty may be on the other side.
Loved where you took me with this,
Laura

Posted 4 Years Ago


I think the most valuable thing in life is relationships. It's not about money or material things. You can't take any of that with you. It's the relationships, the love, the memories and shared experiences that make life worth living. All else is "dust in the wind."

Posted 4 Years Ago


Chris

4 Years Ago

In the end we are only another's memory... and the 1000 yard stare.
People come and go in our daily life, some touch us as well, I enjoyed this write. Made me think of memories i have had, nicely composed...

Posted 4 Years Ago


Chris

4 Years Ago

Thanks for pausing AND for leaving your thoughts.
I have always found it fascinating how those around us live completely different lives. We will never know what one another is thinking or doing as time is passing by. Make the most of it, friend. I will pay a little closer attention to those around me after this read.

Posted 4 Years Ago


Chris

4 Years Ago

Good, It takes being remembered to be missed.
These are words of remembrance and a peaceful passing. Some relief in the pause...
Breath of life here!
Willoby

Posted 4 Years Ago


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DAH
As Shakespeare said in The Merry Wives of Windsor: "Life is a shuttle".

It's a transport system for passing from one plane to another.

Your poem is nicely played.

Bravo!
DAH







Posted 4 Years Ago


'Some find hope - some …heart. - Some find their fears, - others a sunrise.. ''

Your thinking is more than.. ; you stop, look, take time to learn and wonder - always in the finest language.

Here of course, is truth. Each of us trying.. stress 'trying' to step or stride through life in a supposed self-selectd route. Some stride on, taking chances; some look around, trip over a stone, pause, think.. and all the while others are doing one or other or - whatever paints their boat. No wonder we vary in the hows and why fors; making space for the emotions Man suffers. By the time we're ready to sign off, we're still looking around, wondering if.. as people are of you, me. Trying to remember how differently things might have been. Your writing has always made me stop to think.

Posted 4 Years Ago


thought-provoking. we're all on a path coming into it in different ways, different places. we encounter things along the way all eventually coming to an end. what is important is not the path but how we lived it, how we met it and what we gathered from it ... :)

reminds me of:
“A single footstep will not make a path on the earth, so a single thought will not make a pathway in the mind. To make a deep physical path, we walk again and again. To make a deep mental path, we must think over and over the kind of thoughts we wish to dominate our lives.” - Thoreau

Posted 4 Years Ago


Chris

4 Years Ago

Thanks for the thoughts ...I appreciate them. You are always welcome to pause with me.

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Added on June 30, 2019
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