When the road you travel is blocked.
By a fallen tree;
Or you may just turn back.
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When the party ostracizes you ,
And you linger on the periphery
Of their closed and glitzy gathering
You may betray yourself and become of them
Or you may also choose to turn away.
*
When the path you travel is flooded
Or equally choose to turn back.
*
Who wont remember your daily visit
You may choose to call today or leave it until tomorrow
And just turn away
*
When the you boat sail becomes becalmed
In the open vastness of the sea :
You may just float with the Atlantic drift;
Or you may choose to row unyielding against the tide
And not turn back.
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When the Clairol girl jumps the queue
Because she’s told she’s worth it
You may choose to tell her she’s not.
Or you may choose to simply turn away.
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When the wind blows against you as you walk
And sand blows up from the strand into your eyes ,
With vexatious swirling gusts
You may choose push onward –
And lean with all your might against elements
You may choose to turn back
But something from the great unfathomable;
Gives me sometimes an urgent inkling that;
The more ennobling the journey and yet;
Its reward may not be so evident to you
Against the thousand daily temptations to turn away;
Is itself a statement of yourself;
Into the vastness of eternity;
And maybe in another Eternity;
Someone, or some form is smiling gently on you.
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