Poetry: Walk away - by Jack Ivey

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by Jack Ivey

Created on: April 11, 2011

As I walk away
With a memory fading
Another does form in my mind

Thoughtful encounters
Of daydreaming drifters
Lost in the annals of time

Serpentine valleys
In crooked embankments
Lay by the fork in the road

Following pathways
From fortuned endeavors
Lost is the weight of the load

Distant directions
For me they are calling
Tempting a sight to behold

Now starts a new
A wondrous adventure
Walking away from the old

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