LIFE IS A JOURNEY

By Charles Robert Lindholm 

each day is like a journey on a frontier trail
the fellow travelers change depending on the
time, place and destinations
fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, husbands, wives,
friends, relatives, classmates and coworkers come and go 

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LIFE IS A JOURNEY

By Charles Robert Lindholm 

each day is like a journey on a frontier trail
the fellow travelers change depending on the
time, place and destinations
fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, husbands, wives,
friends, relatives, classmates and coworkers come and go 

PAST

Past
Haunts me more
Than it ever did before
For it has a longer history to pour

Haunted
I stick to myself
Holding tight I wonder
More about the consequences
That could have been well mended

The Spirit

where eyes roll outward
the spirit gazes by mind

Clock On The Wall

O clock on the wall
You move on, never slow
As I rise in life or fall
Your lesson, I need to know

Your hands never stop
Never caught in past
Into future you never drop
Only the present does last

The Unread Life: Haiku

Legs of time in shoes
Stations of mind disappear
Hallucination

Where Am I Going?

An inquisitive self

On this moving earth

At every corner of emotion

A line bound me to a thought

A question eating my soul

Hollowness within

Emptiness, deep

Where am I going?

Moving On

As they packed their bags

At a point in my life

I stood at the cross roads

Coming to life’s terms

As they bid their friends goodbye

A feeling went up my spine

A life without them

Painful in mind