
| No More than a Road
Author: Spader A poem explaining the intricacies of life using a road as a metaphor.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Words: 196 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 03-31-05 - id: 1873723
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No More than a Road
Life is a busy road,
with too much traffic,
without any decent roadmaps,
with lots of speed humps
and grave potholes.
Life is an uncertain road.
with poor visibility,
with continuous tollbooths,
with cops and ambulances,
car wreckers and hijackers,
and lots of normal people.
Life is a one way road,
with a stop sign at the end,
with only one way out,
that winds from calm neighborhoods
through busy cities
and across open highways
to peaceful rest stops.
Life is a scenic road,
that's filled with lovely things,
with birds perching on power lines,
with flowers growing along the edges,
with endless fields of grass,
with colorful billboards.
Life is a terrifying road,
that winds past haunted houses,
with creepy statues in the yard,
that often traverses through the darkest nights,
and rarely through the brightest days.
Life is a poetic road,
inspiration lurking around each turn,
hiding in individual street signs,
and peeking out at every passerby.
Life is a lengthy road,
that grows ever longer,
as it winds athwart the country side
Life is a mandatory road,
without any visible detours.
Life is, just simply, a road.
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