Desert Labyrinth – Journey Poem

Desert Labyrinth

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Labyrinth, A Journey

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I move on
no longer walking a meditative pace.

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click Posting a desert-related poem each day in April, National Poetry Month. Updated poems from my blog archives, new poems written as sacred practice, and selected, favorite poems from other poets. Today’s poem inspired by a labyrinth walk at the edge of the desert, and yes, the desire to flee past ghosts. And the decision not to.