The Lonely Road; A Poem of Life
How did it happen
What did I become
To arrive in my journey
To this life of just one.
What did I become
To arrive in my journey
To this life of just one.
Published by Sonja Hernandez
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Post a CommentI liked how short sweeet and to the point this was. Thank You and I Love You!!
Though we may feel that we are "just one," we are never alone. We have friends, family, restored and renewed, and in that knowledge and our openness to each, we never need stand alone again. ILY, Sis.