Cross Roads and Destinations
Across the nightly air waves
Kathy Mattea softly sings,
a song about a lonesome Texas girl
looking for her wings.
Kathy Mattea softly sings,
a song about a lonesome Texas girl
looking for her wings.
In my mind, I can see me
I'm facing my first cross road
wondering where I am going
and what my future holds.
It takes me only a moment
too realize that I'm finally here.
I am really living my own dream
doing all the things I dare.
It's strange, but still so true
how "a song remembers when"
and transports me to the place
where my future once began.
Read more of my poetry at susanspoeticblogosphere.blogspot.com.
Published by Susan Elliott
Susan Elliott's poetry has appeared in both print and online formats. Susan has recently published her first two Kindle books: Wandering Through a Barely Functional Mind and Ink Blots on Paper. View profile
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4 Comments
Post a Commenthow true Susan! love it :)
Love the last line, particularly. At least your email notifications are reaching me, Susan!
You are such a talented poet, Susan! I can visualize it all. :)
Poignant and so true. I just wrote an article that transported me back to my playpen.