Wednesday, February 2, 2005

POEM: The Road That Bends


Pushing aside all excuses
Every judgement on the floor
What direction would you turn
To choose and call your door?

After charting all consideration
And mapping out mountains of thought
Recalling past paths of experience
What choice is above things taught?

rising above all reason
your mind can construct all things anew
choosing
to actually choose
the road that bends
is you


Copyright ©2005 J R Hollyday

7 comments:

  1. Anonymous3:42:00 AM

    Very, very nice poem, and also so expressive for a short poem. Structured very weel with good line flow and rhyming scheme. If ever interested in compliling your work for book publishing, please feel free to visit and read my website.
    Good work! Ron K.
    www.silverquillpoetry.net

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  2. Anonymous2:51:00 PM

    MAKES ONE THINK.AND THAT IS THE MAGIC OF A TRUE POET.I WILL READ THIS AND READ THIS AGAIN.I LOVE THE ORIGINALITY THE FLOW AND THE MESSAGE GOOD JOB KEEP WRITING

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  3. Anonymous2:52:00 PM

    WONDERFULL POEM!!I HOPE YOU GO FAR WITH THIS POEM!YOU SHOULD TRY TO PUBLISH IT!GOOD LUCK WITH EVERYTHING!I WOULD LOVE TO READ MORE OF YOUR POEMS

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  4. Anonymous4:21:00 PM

    Marvelous poem, the message touches me, as I near lifes bend- retirement. But I know that the Bend is not the end. Very well put together. Your different rhymning scheem flows and keeps sounds with in the sentences that just roll of the tongue. Well done, SJ

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  5. Anonymous4:23:00 PM

    the only obstacle to an open road is a closed mind...you demonstrate my guide in life very well with this piece,illustration of your words to the mind is to be applaued loudly!

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  6. Anonymous6:05:00 PM

    This is great! I enjoyed it tremendously. It's short and sweet, but very well written. I look forward to reading more of your work!

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  7. Anonymous9:42:00 PM

    I really am impressed with the talent you possess. You have wonderful timing and flow in the movement of your words and stories. (Even if you are from California.)
    Avery fine piece of work!
    Lyle

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