Best Diverged Poems
Three Paths DivergedThree paths diverged, he came across
One of diamond, one of gold, one only of grass.
The diamond promised riches and of things that sparkle
But the people were pushing and cursing, it was quite remarkable
The one of gold a similar thing, people pushing and shoving and...
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Categories:
diverged, bible, blessing, christian, death,
Form:
Rhyme
Two Roads Diverged---
Lord, which road should I take?
They look equally appealing. I have a hard
choice to make.
From where I stand,
both ways appear to be unmarred
and grand!
I cry,
“With doubt, I’ve sparred!”
Sigh!
Lord, which road should I take?
Both ways appear to be unmarred.
Sigh!
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Categories:
diverged, angst, faith,
Form:
Rhyme
DivergedI've been single since
Not expecting to have thou
My life goes the way it is
I'm enjoying it much better
I found you as a partner
We had the best of life Together
And became friends of each
We all promise to each other
Not to be apart for...
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Categories:
diverged, anger, baby, best friend,
Form:
ABC
Two Roads Diverged In a Wood, and I Took the One Often Traveled ByTwo roads diverged in a wood,
And I took the one, often travelled by,
I went ahead to find a happy place and a stable life,
Two roads diverged in a wood, and here I am to tell you
what happened when I took the road often travelled...
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Categories:
diverged, growth, happiness, life, wisdom,
Form:
ABC
To Frost: Regarding The Diverging Paths“Two roads diverged in a yellow wood….”
Robert,
You let the split remain unresolved,
and while we stand in awe,
staring at your crossroads
etched in gold and shadow,
do you ever wonder
what lay beyond the path
you did not take?
Even though you say,
“I took the one less travelled by,
And that has...
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Categories:
diverged, friend, imagery, imagination, metaphor,
Form:
Free verse
CompanionMemories will always lasts forever
As we'll all be together and forever
To invent our own life's meaning easy
But it's still allowed and we'll be happy
While the futile keep espying at us
As they loathe and blabbed about our oneness
And the garrulous prolonged to be taciturn
We...
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Categories:
diverged, 2nd grade, africa, art,
Form:
Ode