Journeys

They will tell you, the greatest of all,
Life ne’er fails to appall;
One must learn whate’er he can,
Before tragedy doth befall.

A Journey always starts simple,
Where Time and Fate play Devil;
But never lose hope and continue,
Whether the quest be physical or mental.

Along the way, the thorny path,
Remindeth thou of Satan’s Wrath;
But ambition you must never forgo,
Whatever be the aftermath.

Long is the way to journey’s end,
And as you go, make amends;
While some will stop, refuse to help,
Many a hand will be lent.

Hard is the journey, never forget,
Tears will fall, as will blood, sweat;
And when you’ve reached, emancipate,
And free yourself from life’s debt.

And as you move toward destiny,
You’ll leave behind a legacy;
For in the end, all that matters,
is not the destination, but the Journey.