The Lawyers Road Review. Video and theme song, by Ford Giesbrecht
Refuge in the Road, a poem by Mark T. Patterson II
There is refuge in the road
A diplomacy for the mind
A going, and a getting away
A task and a respite.
There is refuge in the road
The engine roars to life
And we accelerate
out of the ordinary.
There is refuge in the road
The hills and valleys roll past
The sky opens before us
And we hurl into the new.
There is refuge in the road
We glide to a stop
At some lonesome turn
And contemplate Gods country.
Refuge in the Road, a poem by Mark T. Patterson II
Lawyersroadreview1963@gmail.com
Looking good Mark♥️
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Mustang Pete rides again – and his faithful companion Skipper! Thanks for the time warp!!
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Congratulations Pete!
I’ve nominated you for the Liebster Award because I enjoy your blog and want others to find it was well.
You can learn more about the nomination here: https://wildsensibility.com/2019/09/30/the-liebster-award/
Have some fun with it, as I did, and happy blogging!
Cheers, Rebecca
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Not sure if you aware of this, but when you comment on my site, direct clicking your user name “Mark Patterson” directs me to your Old blog site. You should comment on other blogs as LawyersRoad if you want to get more traffic to your site.
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Near the end of The Wizard of Oz Dorothy is supposed to board a balloon with the Wizard to travel back to her home in Kansas. Some misfortune occurs and the balloon slips its moorings early, carrying the Wizard away without Dorothy..
The crowd calls out to him, “Come back, come back!” and he replies “I don’t know how it works”.
Experience, I don’t know how it works.
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