It's difficult to stick to the road less traveled,
It's going to be a bumpy ride,where the road is coming unraveled,
Often times we are alone on this journey of hope,
And we feel numb,as if pulled by a rope,
The Heavenly Kingdom is the ultimate destination,
But there are those who live with hesitation,
The only way there is down the road less traveled,
It's always smooth asphalt,we will hit parts that are graveled,
The wide open freeway is what to beware,
The fast track to hell,you really don't want to go there,
I'm off, down the road less traveled, and I won't be utterly alone,
For God is with me, wherever I roam,
Maybe I'll see you there, I do pray,
That I will be surrounded by you all, that end the perfect day
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Great poem. Good stuff.
Thank you so much L
Great one dear Blue orchid….God is with us, and the courage and flicker of hope drives us, lets meet down there…on that road less travelled….
Absolutely let's do just that, thank you spiller
Very lovely & encouraging!
Take care & be blessed 🙂
Thank you ghosts
We all find different roads in our lives and the each one takes as to the place where we are at each moment.
Andy
Very true Andy
The strait (gate) and narrow (way) there.
No one's travelled 50 years with KP. It's a dark, terrifying path to go on! lol.
Hahahahaha,but you have six months of peace and harmony
Robert Frost's poem instantly came to mind with the title. You surely did him justice, this is glorious. A challenge of faith and hope, hope to see you as well on the flipside!
Thank you so much Rocky, that is a true honor to be compared to Robert frost, I love him
Thank you so much again,see you there
I loved this one. Robert Frost is one of my favorite Poets. He would approve of this I think.
Mine too but he honestly never crossed my mind until Rocky mentioned him, thank you so much, I'm truly honored that you think so
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