The Road
I'm the road not taken,
Because of Robert Frost.
Turns out my path is now found,
All hope was never lost.
Get in a van with white wine,
Just a few pounds it cost.
For uncertain lies ahead,
And to begin you must!
I must live before am dead,
Be found before am lost.
Burnt the bridge, followed the sun
With a heart set for gold.
Left no traces for return!
Till my light stays no more,
And on my face the day's dawn.
The road I have taken!
Trails of my path they'll sing on
I shall tell with road signs
Though my feet, this place be done
But my son here begins.
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