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The Robert Frost Inside Me


Middle school year I was introduced to a man named Robert Frost.

The poet who spoke of the road not taken and how fire interacts with ice

From this poet I learned:

Actions define who you are,

Intimacy with fire can turn to ice,

and the choices you make are not accidental.

From then on, I wanted to write like him.

Inspire others to take the road less traveled by.

Make them cautious of their actions.

Make them challenge conformity.

Cause if you take the road less traveled by, you never go back.

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