They say an average person walks 75,000 miles in their lifetime.
Can you imagine what they see or feel.
Their walk is enormous.
Their feet tired and weary.
It shows tranquily and magnificence.
That the body can handle so much stress.
This is the time.
To hold the seal.
Later we will find what is complicated.
And need to be sedated.
That is the theory.
Find what comforts you the most.
And do not hesitate.
Or stray through the thick fog.
Of a sign.
That just might be the greatest deal.
Of your very existence.
To go the distance.
Mileage.
About the Creator
Alex Jennett
Just starting to publish my works. Enjoy listening to music and writing poetry. I am surprised that since I started writing, within 2 years, with Vocal I have created 78 stories. Music and the written word, help me ease my high anxiety.
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