
Before two paths I stood
One not chosen by many
and traveed by fewAnd one well traveled in green
grassy woods. . . And I marveled at this
which one I should choose!Then as if my shoes were
planted on the less traeled
path. . . There was no question . . .
. . . Often many from the opposite
direction
would laugh and call me
a fool
And sometimes
I would doubt myself too. . . Would I have chosen this
path on my own?
But for the lessons learned
I dare not question!
