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The Möbius Path

 


The Möbius Path

Life’s not a line, not start to end,
but a twist, a loop, a path that bends.
Like a Möbius strip, just one thin thread,
one endless road where both sides spread.

You walk the curve, think you’re alone,
step after step on the path you’ve known.
But turn, and twist, and shift your view
what seemed so distant circles back to you.

No edges, no breaks, no final place,
just motion, momentum, a seamless embrace.
Fall, rise, stumble, spin
you’re never lost, you’re just within.

So when you feel like you’ve hit the end,
remember the twist, my friend.
One simple turn, a shift in sight,
and day becomes the endless night
not an end, but something new,
a loop of chances waiting for you.

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