Saturday, April 14, 2007

The Road

The road spreads out before me,
Like the all engulfing unknown sea
Before Columbus.

The moonlight spreads a silver sheet.
My hopes and dreams under my feet
Crash to a thousand pieces.

Monsters tell me I’m dead, they call me again.
But I still feel the hot blood running through my vein
Into my confused brain gushes the crimson stream.

I keep walking the endless way.
My tired revolting feet want to sway,
But my curious eyes want to explore.

I know not where I go;
Or perhaps, I think I know,
I’m on a pilgrimage to “nowhere”.