WHYGARDEN sixty-two
Leaving home
once came with endless unrest,
as if the rain would never lift
and the heart could not find clear weather.
Years later,
what remains is not bitterness
but an ache of remembrance.
Only then do we understand
that crossing mountains and rivers
is another way of learning home.
Life is a journey.
Some walk in the rain.
Some stroll without hurry.
Some watch the sunset.
Some listen to opera.
Every wind along the road has brightened a part of the journey.
And the voices in the background
keep reciting a way back
that is bright, open, and alive.
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Time Well Wasted in Spring Light
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Spring Stirs Above the Clouds
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