The QuestA Poem by IlerahAbout a man on a journey, which has a different ending then he thought it would.How do I even
continue on the path? Those before me
failed, will I also? The map is
clear, head west, The map is
correct, head west. Do I want to
head west? Must I continue
on this sufferable journey? West is the
desert, west is death, The ones who
were before me did not succeed. How can I do it
instead? I am a lesser
man of greater predecessors. I cannot do it. But I will
anyways, I have to
continue, for those before me. I have passed
the first five trials, The next five
are nothing. The courage to
continue is more Than those
before me. The thought of
failing no longer lingers The thought of
succeeding is great. The glory, the
honor. The desert is
dreary Sun by day sun
by night. The storms are
unbearable, The once strong
courage has faded The only thought
is of relief. The desert is
behind me, The last trials
ahead. Seven conquered, Three to defeat. The river is
before me A ferry is in
sight. A note is
written on the map, Do not trust the
ferry man. I will swim, Though the
current is strong. The current took
me away, I was in a land,
a strange land The people are
nice, the food good. The quest does
not matter All long as my
life is good, The glory, the
honor, They all mean
nothing. I have found my
home, I need not the
money, the adventure My life is good, My life is good.
© 2015 IlerahAuthor's Note
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4 Reviews Added on March 26, 2015 Last Updated on April 13, 2015 AuthorIlerahAlberta, CanadaAboutLike writing both poems, and stories. Manly fantasy, but I like a mix. more..Writing
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