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Two roads diverge into a yellow wood
But neither of us can travel both
For neither of us are the same as both
The road you should take is strong
fresh soil, clear streams, talented winds
The road I should take is fragile
willing, no trace of intellegence, and weak
You say you love both roads
But how can that be
When the second road is more like me
Is it because you love my body
but not my being
So you love the road
But not what is along it
We are stuck at this decision
deciding which road to take
neither road is hard nor easy
Just finding the one most like yourself
is all the adventure I need
But yield at my words
You must make this decision alone
- by ll-ll MidniteMemoir ll-ll |
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- | Submitted on 07/17/2009 |
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- Title: Two Roads Diverge
- Artist: ll-ll MidniteMemoir ll-ll
- Description: The poem Two Roads Diverge is actually written by Robert Frost. In the last year, I have heard this poem in movies, school, and books. I believe this poem always meant something to me. And now I realize what. Me and my sweetheart haven't been to good lately. This poem sort of highlights what I have to say to him thorugh Robert's poem. Only the first sentence is the same. Everything else is completley me.
- Date: 07/17/2009
- Tags: roads diverge
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- xXElectric CupcakesXx - 07/21/2009
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OOh i luff it!
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- Black Ravenz - 07/17/2009
- wow,its nice
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