Sometimes you need to just walk away. The need to leave is greater than the desire to stay. Sometimes in life, we need less rather than more. With only myself I walk down this road, where it goes, I don’t know, but down it, I will go.
The same road is the road I take to come home. Tomorrow I will take another road, one that I don’t know.
Often alone doesn’t mean loneliness so don’t be sad if you see me walking alone.
Many people never learn to walk a road alone. They have never learned to be comfortable with themselves. No, I will not feel sorry for you if I see you walking down that road alone. I will say there goes a man that knows life, knows himself, and is comfortable with who he is. I will say there is a man to be envied.
Ken, thank you for your kind words. I love the fact that you understand what I am saying. I like being alone yet I often get asked if I am all alright. The answer is yes
This resonates so deeply in its simple message. I know that I’m not lonely when I am alone. I’m connected to everything inside of me and all around me including spirit, memories, imagination, quiet, and a deep peacefulness. Thank you so much for this, my friend! Beautiful and eloquent.
This also reminds me of that saying that we are all walking each other home…
All walking each other home…. sounds nice
Well said, Larry! Love your expression.
Thank you my friend
So beautifully, poignant and evokes a sense of freedom.
Really like this. Short, sweet and to the point yet leaving one another way home
Thank you my brother in Ink
Every day we face a new road in our journey – where it leads is unknown nor who we will encounter – what matters is do we make the best of the adventure. Thanks for reminding us, Larry.
Thank you Len . I look forward to many new adventures
Larry, thank you for sharing your poignant story. Each day there is a new road that stretches out before us beckoning for travelers to read upon it.
Thank you Joel. I look forward to to finding new Dirt Roads