I’ve forgotten
what the point
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I’ve forgotten
what the point
of my life is
what I was made for
what I truly want
and so I put on thick socks
a sun hat and my boots
and go walk
amidst the yellow mountains
I climb and sweat and breathe
and reach
the top of the trail
where a sign tells me
to stay on the path
I listen
and go on
Alexander Shalom Joseph is an award-winning poet, writer and playwright from Gilpin County, and is the author of seven published books. You can find his work and more information about him at alexandershalomjoseph.com.
