Frost and I: A Winter's Reflection (Poem)
(Robert Frost died on this da - Jan 29,1963) Frost and I: A Winter's Reflection (Poem) "On a snowy winter day... I have miles to go..." I could only imagine your words, As I lived beneath California skies, Where warmth bathed the earth, And snow was but a story passing by. But then, one winter, I found myself In New England’s quiet grasp— Snow caressing the earth, Bare trees whispering against the cold, The train’s whistle piercing the blizzard’s howl. I have felt your poem before, Only in the soft echo of my thoughts. Now, in the comfort of this train, I feel it in my bones—the chill, the weight, The road ahead uncertain and long, While mine is bounded by the tracks, Confined, yet endless. I feel the chasm of doubt, The urge to leap from the train, To walk as you did, Through the snow-dusted afternoon, To take the road less traveled, Though it feels like a reckless dream. What you wrote— You chose the path of mystery, With miles yet to go, And though I only imagined you...