I can’t resist sharing my favorite Dr. Seuss Poem about a fork in the road:
“The Zoad In The Road”
by Dr. Seuss
Did I ever tell you about the young Zoad?
Who came to a sign at the fork of the road?
He looked one way and the other way too –
the Zoad had to make up his mind what to do.
Well, the Zoad scratched his head, and his chin, and his pants.
And he said to himself, “I’ll be taking a chance.
If I go to Place One, that place may be hot
So how will I know if I like it or not.
On the other hand, though, I’ll feel such a fool
If I go to Place Two and find it’s too cool
In that case I may catch a chill and turn blue.
So Place One may be best and not Place Two.
Play safe,” cried the Zoad, “I’ll play safe, I’m no dunce.
I’ll simply start off to both places at once.”
And that’s how the Zoad who would not take a chance
Went no place at all with a split in his pants.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
This one is so good. Thanks for sharing Judy
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I liked him too because he “talked like me”
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Love this!
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Both of my parents loved Dr. Seuss. I grew up on his poetry. I love him, too.
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I never read this one before. Thank you so much for linking it to our challenge, Judy.
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I don’t usually link work that isn’t my own, but in this case it seemed perfect. Thnks, Sue.
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It was, Judy, fitted a treat, thank you
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As the great Yogi Berra is alleged to have said, “When you come to a fork in the road, take it!”
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