I travel many roads and live in many places
Often losing my way
Always finding my home.
I travel on the surface
Sometimes diving into the depths
Until I need to breath.
I travel at my own speed
Slower is boring
Faster is scary.
I travel toward the sunrise
Sometimes it looks like the sunset
But I am wrong.
I live in uncertainty
I sometimes visit certainty
But I always return.
I live in shades of grey
I sometimes see black and white
But it is just a mirage.
I live in ambiguity
A comfortable place
Without sharp edges.
I live in hope
I sometimes visit despair
But I always return.
I live surrounded by trees
Knowing I am in the forest
Somewhere.
I am home.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Saturday, November 7, 2009
All Is A Miracle
The following are lyrics, the music remains in my head
On the day I was born
The sun was a shining
The birds they were a singing
The birds they were flying
I let out a cry
As I opened my eyes
Everything was brand new
Everything a surprise
All was a miracle
The road lay ahead
Each breath was a blessing
Nothing needed to be said
I try to hold onto
That feeling I felt
On my very first day
Its inside of myself
So every morning
As I'm reborn again
As I open my eyes
And let the sun shine in
I hear the birds singing
I know they are flying
I love this life
No need for crying
All still is a miracle
There's road still ahead
Every breath's still a blessing
Nothing more needs to be said.
--
Ron Fellman
On the day I was born
The sun was a shining
The birds they were a singing
The birds they were flying
I let out a cry
As I opened my eyes
Everything was brand new
Everything a surprise
All was a miracle
The road lay ahead
Each breath was a blessing
Nothing needed to be said
I try to hold onto
That feeling I felt
On my very first day
Its inside of myself
So every morning
As I'm reborn again
As I open my eyes
And let the sun shine in
I hear the birds singing
I know they are flying
I love this life
No need for crying
All still is a miracle
There's road still ahead
Every breath's still a blessing
Nothing more needs to be said.
--
Ron Fellman
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