Trek

Keeter C

Where does your path go?

Thru brambles and burrs?

Does it draw you to avenues not ventured?

The path worn sure or one not explored?

Should not we travel there?

Why venture the ticks and the fleas? These are your curse  because you are matter.

The world is a stage that with halfheartedness I engage.

Waste not I should but human nature  pulls me to the ground.

  • Author: Keeter C (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 15th, 2025 13:17
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  • sorenbarrett

    This speaks of otherworldly feelings and images that transcend worldly visions

    • Keeter C

      Thank you, or others dimensions

      • sorenbarrett

        You are most welcome

      • Poetic Licence

        A very interesting write, a sense of our insignificance in the wider universe, enjoyed the read

        • Keeter C

          Thanks. However small we are our time cannot be recovered.

          • Poetic Licence

            You are very welcome

          • Keeter C

            Thanks! My human nature wastes so much time.

          • arqios

            A brief, contemplative meditation on choice, weariness, and the pull between aspiration and inertia. The questions invite exploration, yet the speaker’s tone turns pragmatic and even cynical; about the costs of venturing. The closing lines admit a gravity that keeps the self grounded, making this feel like a crossroads between desire for discovery and resignation to human limits.

            • Keeter C

              Thank you. Honestly I liken it to knowing one can and should fly yet doesn’t not knowing why.

              • arqios

                Like bees and their aeronautically contrary design 🐝



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