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Thursday, December 29, 2011

from where i come


from where i come

we embrace a concept
that things must be done
that we may validate
self
journey
purpose
esteem
and dreams

to be
or not to do
to do
or not to be
what was that question you asked ?

where in the garden is the middle road
the Awakened One spoke of ?
or was it beyond the border
where the absence of suffering lived
you know
that village down the road

by the way,
where is that road
where does it begin ?

i myself have wandered for many a year
not always diligent
not always seeking
but always indulging
in something or another

there were many a sweet slumber
where dreams of miniscule things
such as a sweet embrace
were actualized
and i smile now
for it was those moment
that now loom so significant
in this little hovel
i live in now

there was a time
i cared not to dream
of such things as gardens
and now i am a forgone horticulturist
yes, forgone
for all other thoughts
have seemingly died
along that roadside
many years ago
but i remember them
for they earmarked
the steps of maturity along the way

maturity did you say ?
scratch that
for i still am in some sort of fog
however the contexuality
has changed
as life redressed it’s agendas
and me too

these days i anxiously await sign
to see that slightest showing of green
that signifies new life
as it crest the furrows
for what i do know
this is life
and with any providence at all
perhaps there will be a fruit
of some kind
this i do enjoy
so i plant seeds
along my road side
should i have to be redressed again
and visit that place
from where i come


(c) 29 December 2010 : William S. Peters, Sr.

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