THE ROAD NOT TAKEN...

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                      The Road not Taken

      The poem road not taken by forest reveals the philosophy of life and thus, teaches us the art of living. The poet says that whenever in our life we will have lost everything and nothing will remain to lose anymore , at that time we will have everything to gain.

     At the same moment we will have two choices.  

1.      Either accept all the occurring of our life as faith and spend the remaining part our life in the same condition in grief and sorrow

2.      Or accept all challenges, fight against fortune and go ahead as an optimistic because there is always another tomorrow to make a fresh beginning.

    Being a traveler of my life , I have to choose any one of them and I observed that the first path, much travelled by the commoners leads to the common social life filled with grief and sorrow whereas second path is the path of optimism hence it is travelled by very few people but they have alarmed that the path of optimism is going to be more challenging and troublesome as compared to the other path. The fact is that greater the number of challenges faced, greater the possibilities of success. That’s why I have decided to choose the path of optimism. At the downfall of my life, I had two choices but I was firm that I will choose the path of optimism even after knowing its consequences. I was expecting that my dreams would come true and I would have a success story of my life that I can tell to my former companions and future generations that whatever I am today is because of the choice I made on that day.

        The moral is that whatever you will in the future is because of the choices you make today……

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