"All at once i came to a fork in the road.
I took the path less traveled by, and that made all the difference"

I don't know who wrote this passage, but i do remember the first time i heard it back when I was about eighteen. I dismissed it then as fancy worded non-sense as most eighteen year olds would. Now years on I reflect, is it a good thing to take the path less traveled. To walk the difficult path, to trudge blindly with no guide. Or is it, I wounder, infinitely better to walk safely and sheltered along the well worn road.

I can wholeheartly remark that I have taken the path less traveled and in doing so seen and felt amazing and terrible things and it has made all the difference.