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All the Difference
A great poet once wrote of two roads
But never did I think
That I’d see them before me
Yet there they were,
Quiet in that yellow forest
Just as described so many years ago.
As I stood in front of them,
I wondered
What road would I travel by?
The road more worn
Would take less effort, and for once in my life
Provide an easy path
But if I chose the other road,
That one less traveled by,
I would surely gain the admiration of my peers.
I chose neither of them.
Instead, I turned toward an untouched part of that yellow forest
And begin to make my own road.
And that will make all the difference.
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