That Great Faith Poem by Floyd Crenshaw

That Great Faith



i am scared of commitment
of choosing a path
of staying a course

life is not one river or road
but a delta
a lane less highway at rush hour
a race to some
vague idea,
that we have learned to believe
will be better than where we are now,
waiting
over the horizon

and whenever en route
i find myself feeling
that there are only

more cars, more water,
more water, more cars,

unidentifiable dead ends,
off ramps to bad neighborhoods,
global warming
and drought
to evaporate us all
into
nothingness again.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Delilah Miller 31 May 2008

I agree with David, and I don't think it's sad at all. If life is all about choices, what's the real sum total, if you don't believe in some kind of heaven? It's a more of buffet, after all... X's and O's

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David Desantis 11 April 2008

wow man. This is my new favorite. The poem really hits a home run with the 'more cars, more water' part. Very radioheadesque

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LOVEFOOL Aka 01 April 2008

So very true so very sad good write

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