Corridors
Up and down the corridors of my mind.
Those dim and dusty hallways of all I've left behind.
I see defeats, trials and victories.
However small to you.
They make up who I am, so don't judge.
You have no clue.
Deep within the labyrinth of my mind.
Like the Minotaur of legend. I find.
Each turn is an adventure or a wall.
Seems every day I revisit them all.
In search of a way out. But do I really want to go?
This is my home after all.
The hallways and passages of my soul.
And deep within me what , pray tell, do I see?
I find the baby that became the man inside of me.
He is lonely but assured of love divine.
A love like he has never known.
On this plane of woe and moan.
I still must search. For within.
There should be. Some turn, some path.
A trick or forgotten key.
That I may use.
No there is no trick to make it along the road.
Simply follow the savior and make it home.
Jesus is along the path with a lamp to light
my way. So now I can make it home.
Someday.
Phil G. Inman Sr. 2010
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