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The road less hiked


The dreary appearance of those who sloth along, A few look to the horizon With hope and joy they abound Dreams of peace, Dreams of life Fluttering about the wayward world Searching yet not finding They search the world these lonely few In hopes of company In hopes of answers Following the bus yet not giving in to it's bastion qualities Following along trails yet blazed Forging through the yet unknown The pioneers dream, loners walk through the land Great joys being your own Great pains being alone
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Cromo1996
<p>Is this refering to INTO THE WILD? If so, I&#39;d just like to say I love you&#39;re poem. Even if it isn&#39;t refering to it. Great poem! &hearts;</p>
General Gray
A high school poem, hoping it helps pay for college

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