Part One- Pompous Platitude
Pondering Points a Poetic Passage
Trails Traversed Temporarily
Facts Fractured for Fun or Rambunctious Rare Ramblings
Wrong Writing Worthwhile
Below is a poem by Robert Frost which is a great poem, but the last three lines are what people remember the most.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
Many pondering the past have presented particular phrases to plan for precise problems. They may be right or regular while roving though many clarifications that are conflicting in content and contemplation. Mine might be absolutely ambivalent as I apply it to authors.
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Pondering
HumorWacky writings of weighty wisdom winning its ways of warmness.. Smiles shared in simplicity yet strongly support. Tempered tampering of tested trials
