He had,
in his feet,
an eerie sense of direction,
a reliable map,
a reliable map,
a mystic compass
which directed him so that,
no matter which path he took,
he never found himself
that lost.
he never found himself
that lost.
Of course,
to be lost
one must first have in mind
a destination.
For an Old-Time Wanderer
like him,
this made getting lost
nigh unto impossible.
The Path,
you see,
you see,
was the Destination.
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