MAKING CHOICES
Life is full of choices, like choosing which way to go,
Between that of right and wrong will help us wise to grow,
But when going on a journey with any a different way,
Which will be the best way is often very hard to say.
The freeway may be busy, the other many a red light,
Accidents and lots of roadworks cause a real plight,
Which lane is moving fastest on the slow highway,
Is weaving in and out best or in the one lane stay?
We are off to a place we have never been before,
Two routes are before me, I’m navigating for sure,
So the final choice is mine of which way to go,
Maybe my gut feeling will me the best way show.
Along the 401 at first both of the maps indicate,
That in itself traffic wise can be a terrible fate.
After the city is cleared the choice has to be made,
Stay longer on the 401 or onto route 12 to fade!
I have some miles to make up my mind which way to go,
If it were between right and wrong the right path I’d know,
But this choice will not determine a way to hell or heaven,
But I do feel inclined to avoid twisting highway seven.
(Millicent) Ann Margetson 21 August 2004