Issue #2 of The Rag is now online!!! http://www.etni.org/etnirag/ ==================================== -------- Original Message -------- Subject: No Frost From: Barry Silverbeg <barisil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> The Road Not Taken by Barry Frost I I did not take the road like Frost, I used the Road Map and got lost, For soon which ever road to take I was willing, I ended up a fatality in a drive by terror killing. For years, I warned, don't give them so much rifles; Ypu saw what just one did in "Trifles." 2 Two roads diverged into a would, And i must choose one if I could, But first I tarry, and I tarry good, Why dith the poet's i see ' yellow wood?' Perhaps this winter's draught laid all the flowers low. Or , horror! The wood's bedecked with yellow snow! The scourge of every Inuit (Eskimo), Not from that the passing there, (Frost said it better) But close, a difference of one small letter. 3 The path diverged in bifurcation, I gazed a head in stupification, A fork! A veritable fork in the road I see. I add it to my box of pilfered cutleree. And now, bereft of fork, the road is straight, Dilemmas and (Gay Parades) will have to wait. Rana wrote: > Can anyone please offer me a poem for purposes of in-class activity of > comparison with Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken"? ----------------------------------------------- Add yourself / Update your entry to "Who's Who on Etni" http://www.boker.org.il/etni/whoswho.htm -----------------------------------------------