Still I Am Walking

Lorna

You must be afraid to be brave, the old sage said walking

Then I am a brave warrior said the young man

For I am very much afraid of battle and yet I fight

 

You must be afraid to be brave the old sage repeated, walking on

Then I am very brave to be in love said the young wife

For I am very much afraid to trust and yet I married

 

You must be afraid to be brave, the old sage said still walking

Then I am very brave to be living said the little man

For I am very much afraid of life

 

And you old sage, are you brave asked the child, holding his hand

I am bravest of you all said old sage

For death is waiting at the corner

And still I am walking

 

  • Author: Lorna (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 27th, 2018 04:48
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 32
  • Users favorite of this poem: Laura🌻, Jeremy Cohen
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  • Michael Edwards

    Bravo - what a super piece of work and such a great message(s) - you write some exceptional pieces Lorna.

  • Lorna

    May I never let you down........

  • orchidee

    You won't be walking if you fall off that cliff in the pic! A good write Lorna.

    • Lorna

      Exactly........ death!!

    • Mottakeenur Rehman

      Great ....I am speechless.!

      • Lorna

        I love that you liked it!

      • Poetic Dan

        Fantastic... Forever walking. Thank you

      • HomelessCrippleTroll

        🙂

      • Laura🌻

        Lorna,
        This is one of the best writings I’ve read! Absolutely Profound my dear lady! Kudos!

        ~Laura~

      • Goldfinch60

        What a wonderful write Lorna - thank you.

      • Leisa Niamh

        Very heart warming.

      • Jeremy Cohen

        Goosebumps. Magnificent!

        • Lorna

          Thanks Jeremy............



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