Road Signs
“Two roads diverge in a yellow wood
And sorry I could not travel both”
These are the first two lines from the poem “The Road Not Taken” written by the famous American poet, Robert Frost.
Yes, it is hard to decide which road to be taken even there are only two choices. But what if on your way, you met a fork that has three, four, five or more prongs to choose from? For sure, things will be more complicated since there are too many choices to consider; you canÂ’t just take a road without thinking. It might be the road that will change your life forever thatÂ’ll make you regret in the end.
We make decisions anytime, anywhere. Actually, we make decisions everyday. Sometimes we choose the wrong pathÂ… I know, some of us tend to go back and start allover again but sad to say, many of us forget that we can still go back and start again from the beginning to mend the things that we had messed. Even though we meet dead ends here and there we should not lose our hope.
If there are decisions that we cans still change, there are also roads that are difficult to escape from, as if you entered a labyrinth and can’t find the exit no matter what you do or you’re on a one way road that’ll not let you go back. These are the things that you can’t change forever. This occurs especially if you took shortcuts and dark alleys while taking the right path. As what they say, “Laging nasa huli ang pagsisisi.” We will only regret it once we’re running out of gas, once we are already lost.
I hope there are stop signs or slow down signs in the wrong roads so we can think twice and that they are not one way so if we choose to change our decision we can take a u-turn easily.
There are also times that while we are taking the right path we have to take detours and such. These detours are contrast to shortcuts – these will make our lives harder… a longcut if I may say. No matter how rocky or steep the road you took maybe and if you know that you’re on the right track, do not back out! Why choose one of those shortcuts if they will make your future disastrous?
Graduation is very near, I hope each and everyone of us will choose the right path. For now we should part ways, but in the end, I know, we will meet again… in the Finish Line.
PS: I think this one will be published in our official school publication. I still have to pass this article to our moderator. Do you like it… eh? The post below is very sensitive. If you want to know the password, just leave a message on your comments and I will give it to you.And oh, the post title has nothing to do with its contents…









