Crossroads

Crossroads

A Poem by Eala Cartwright

I look to my right and I see him
The safe choice
The right choice
The boy my mother loves and my father calls "son"
He's stood a little way down a road,
A road paved for miles and miles in one direction
Without a turning or another crossroad in sight.
And it's a road full of white picket fences and 2.5 kids but-
But he's the right choice.
Everyone says it, thinks it, sees it.
Everyone except the voice in the back of my mind
 That urges me to look left.

© 2015 Eala Cartwright


Author's Note

Eala Cartwright
for all of those that have the courage to turn left, and for all of those that don't, and for the boy who I was always meant to love, but never truly could

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You have to listen to that voice. The "right" choice seems void of any excitement, as far as you can see. Careful that the" left" choice doesn't take you down a bad road however. Best strategy....meet more people....get more choices. ( : O )

Posted 9 Years Ago


If we're talking about your life, the choices of others wont matter in the end. It s your life. It s your choice.
nicely written. 😊

Posted 9 Years Ago


Eala Cartwright

9 Years Ago

thank you, i'm glad you liked it:)
and you're right haha, I chose left it the end :) x
hanir

9 Years Ago

😊
You're welcome!
Keep writing.

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Eala Cartwright
Eala Cartwright

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