The road less traveld

[Allive]

As Alliva sits under the tree like he has done for some time now await the next batle he suddenly feals
a strange lonelyness come over him. Grabbing a quil and a piece of partchment he writes something down.
obviosly not likeing it Alliva finishes crumples up the parchment and throws it away wanting to see what he wrote
you look fr the parchment finding it you open it up to reveal.



the road less traveld is a lonely road
a road of hardship and of turmoil
a road of pain of lonelyness
a road as dark as the abyss itself.

the road less traveld is the road of
the warrior a gentleman those of us
that respect that of the world and of others
the road that end in death a lonely and
sudden end and noone that remmmembers them.

the road less traveld reviels the true person
that hides away within us all the person
that wishes to be seen but never is the person
that is inside and wishes nothing of themselves
but everything for everyone else.

the road less traveld is the one of selflessness
the one that is dark and unforscean the one
that at the end reviels no light the one that
ends in happieness for the world that is left
behind is not welcomeing to those that
travel the road less traveld.

yes the road less traveld is one of
complete and utter sadness and self loathing
the one that requires the pure and utter will
of the traveler the one that end in nothingness
but ends in everything helping everyone else
and the traveler asks nothing for themselves.

the road less traveld is a lonely road
a road of hardship and of turmoil
a road of pain of lonelyness
a road as dark as the abyss itself
and at the end the nothingness becomes
everything to the traveler of the road less traveld.

[Zalya]

After reading the parchment, a young enkidukai women walks over to Alliva and begins to sing the poem. After she is finished she holds out her hand to Alliva and says "The road less traveled does not have to be traveled alone."

[That is a beautiful poem]