I.
For eons, I walked the earth,
never knowing where I was going,
never knowing what I was all about.
II.
For eons, I walk this proud earth
looking for a cause,
looking for a way.
III.
I chased many rainbows,
believing I’d find the way
to the dreams I live for.
IV.
Every time, I hoped
I’d find the way
in many places,
in many directions.
V.
For eons, I searched
And for eons,
I will search.
And that’s the way it will go.
VI.
Eons will come and go
and still,
I’ll keep searching
And I’ll always keep searching
until I find
What I’ve been searching for.
And then I can stop
And know what life is all about.
About the Creator
Dean Traylor
I wrote for college and local newspapers, magazines and the Internet (30 years). I have degree in journalism, masters in special education (and credentials), and certificate in screenwriting. Also, a special ed. teacher (25 years)
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