The Road I Chose
Once, two roads diverged in a wood, And I - I took the one less travelled by, Hoping, it would make all the difference. The leaves untrodden, the path so shy, Much varied than my expectance. With each step, I found more roads, Leaving the other paths behind, As I advanced, the shadow grew, Yet still I walked, with doubts entwined, Whether the path is bright and true. I'm telling this with a sigh, Now I stand where the paths unite, Two roads diverged in a wood, And behind, the fading light. And I - I chose as best I could. (Inspired by - Robert Frost's The Road not Taken)
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