The middle of the road
Is a hard path to remain upon
Without straying
Or becoming distracted
Or losing one's balance
The middle of the road
That divides destiny
Into two halves
Of the less fortunate
And of the more fortunate
Of the small
And of the large
Of the spiritual
And of the material
To see as far ahead
As can be seen behind
Two halves always equal
It is our fate
Never to be more
Or less than what
We realy are
The golden rule
So often forgotten
So often broken
Is to keep
To the middle of the road
During one's stroll
Through life's forests
by Hugh M. Lewis
Moments
1983
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Last Updated: 03/16/05