The road goes on
Thin as a whisper
Cutting through dust
And half remembered towns
It carries no promise
No map
No name
Just the hum of distance
And the ache of going
I walk it anyway
Past broken fences
Past the ghosts of signs
That once pointed somewhere
The sky forgets me
The wind keeps its secrets
Even the sun seems unsure
If I’m worth the light
But the road
The road keeps stretching
Like a thought you can’t finish
Like a dream that won’t wake
And maybe that’s the truth
Some paths aren’t meant
To deliver you anywhere
They’re meant to strip you clean
Until you finally see
What you were carrying
So I follow it
Mile after mile
Into the quiet
Into the blur
Into the soft unraveling
Of nowhere
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A poem of existential metaphor. Nicely written
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