Safe Journeys Home Poem by Mark Heathcote

Safe Journeys Home

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Life's catacomb of desires is a road honeycombed
with golden street lanterns; each one holds some affection.
One deft turn of fate kismet but never quite fathomed.
Each life is a vehicle and an interconnection.
Turn hard right or left; straight ahead, you are in control
take care of those passengers; this vehicle you lease.
Else, lose sight of the road. Don't forget you have a soul,
heart with a Ferrari engine to keep synchronised.
Stir - both hands on the wheel. Indicate you are for real.
Plan well ahead. Pick the right tyres, they're your friends.
A good set for the wet takes you and your automobile
farther than you planned. This advice pays dividends.

Saturday, January 3, 2015
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