Turn The Page

Tomahutu

Turn The Page
Blind Man at the Gate

In our journey through the holy script we’ve not yet reached THE END
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All that is to be said has not yet been said
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Long ago the writers finished the text
But the players have not yet said it all
There are heroes yet to take stage
There are dramas yet to be resolved
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We’ve lingered long over this familiar leaf
And it’s beginning to turn yellow
We’ve begun to forget that which has gone before
We’ve begun to think there will be no more
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We find comfort in that which is now too familiar
But the thrill is gone and the story has stalled
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To move on in the divine tome is not a betrayal
Of that which we have come to know and love
But to understand the story demands that we
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But those afraid to turn the page
Discourage and disparage and in fear rage
“If we turn the page things will change!”
Yes
Turn the page
Because if we don’t, if we refuse
If we linger much longer, if we stay right here
This yellowing leaf will lose its context
It won’t mean anything to anyone anymore
Only those who love the single leaf for its own sake
They forget the story
They drop the narrative
The plot is lost
The drama dies
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There’s so much more
Adventure yet to be discovered
Mystery yet to be uncovered
Passion yet to be recovered
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We’ve not yet reached the good part
The living happily ever after part
The heaven come to earth part
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It’s showing E on the fuel gauge
It’s time to bust out of that cage
Let a new scene take the stage
Let a new hope come of age
Stop being a willing hostage
Get rid of your excess baggage
Learn to speak a new language
Find the secret passage
Please hear this message
Turn the page

BZ

(The photo is of the Tonahutu Trail in Rocky Mountain National Park where Peri and I vacationing.)