A true end
just begins
On this path
each step counts
Where it leads
matters not
Loss of way
guides the truth
Joy maps out
twists and turns
– – –
c.b. 2012
A true end
just begins
On this path
each step counts
Where it leads
matters not
Loss of way
guides the truth
Joy maps out
twists and turns
– – –
c.b. 2012
Honoring each and every step of this life-journey! Your photo reminds me of Central Park when I visited my daughter a year or two ago.
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If Central Park is anything like Green Park, I’ll have to make sure I get there one day! 🙂
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Very nice.
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Thanks! 🙂
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Gorgeous green! The poem is perfect. 🙂
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Thank you! 🙂
The green is something that always amazes me about London. Its a huge city, yet it is so green (even beyond the parks).
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Yes, great poem and picture!
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Thank you! 🙂
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Love that the tree branches form an archway over the sidewalk.
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Me, too! 🙂
You should see how they arch over the roads in Camden. I may have to hunt down that picture!
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my mind asks “where does that path lead?”
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And then you remember the best paths are those that meander. 🙂
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a tree tunnel with benches – heaven.
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It was a perfect afternoon (a bit chilly, but still wonderful). 🙂 I can still hear the leaves rustling overhead.
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I love tree tunnels like this!
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I grew up in Northern Wisconsin, so every road was covered by a tree tunnel. I loved them as a child and I still do today. 🙂
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I grew up in Northern Ohio. We didn’t have tree tunnels everywhere, but over the years, one formed over our driveway. I always loved goinig up and down our driveway in the summer.
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Oh, yes….it is the joys that make our paths so delightfully higglity-pigglity, and that draw us ever onward!
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Those twists and turns are my favorite part as they are so much fun. 🙂
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loss of way / guides the truth.
lovely photograph.
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Thanks so much! 🙂
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All that beautiful green… I’m so out of touch as a desert dweller. Gorgeous. I’m learning how to see other paths, slowly.
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Just remember every path changes for a reason. You will find your footing! 🙂
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Loved this poem!
That’s a terrific shot … nice to be embedded in all that green!
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Thanks! 🙂
Walking down that path was like being hugged by a tree. 🙂
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lovely… I used to work minutes from Green Park. I spent many a happy lunch hour there!
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I went there so many times! It’s so much quieter than Hyde or St. James, but you’re still right in the thick of things. 🙂
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Thanks for the poem 🙂 I wish we had green parks like this in Phx. “where it leads matter not”-filled with such philosophical wisdom-I like the next line-if we lose ourselves, we’ve lost the truth. Hindsight. Heartache.
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I wish we had parks like that, too! 🙂
This one is all about letting go and trusting in the path we’re on. It will lead where we’re supposed to go! 🙂
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Guess I have some serious trust issues then 😦 Maybe if the path wasn’t pitted with so many potholes and poisonous critters. What happened to all the flowers and sunshine?
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I have trust issues as well (mostly with people), but I’ve learned fate is a bit smarter than me. 😉
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