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22| A Great Lesson of Life

Vicky's eyes widened in frustration as the precious water spilt onto the dry earth. He glared at Akira, who landed beside him, her eyes gleaming with a knowing intensity. 'Why, Akira? Why?' Vicky asked, exasperated with some anger.

Akira cocked her head as if to say, 'You know I'm trying to protect you, Vicky.' Vicky's thirst-addled brain slowly couldn't grasp the truth - Akira was trying to save him from something. He looked at the cliff, the moist patch, and the cup lying on the ground.

Vicky's face darkened with anger as he glared at Akira. 'Why did you stop me from drinking?' he demanded, his voice low and a great menacing.

Akira, sensing Vicky's fury, took a step back, her feathers ruffled. She let out a soft, placating cry, but Vicky was beyond reason. 'You always do this, Akira!' he shouted, his fists clenched. "You always try to control me! I'm the master, not you!"

Akira's eyes flashed with a fierce inner light, and she spread her wings, as if ready to take flight. Vicky's ang
Masood

Frost describes a moment of choice, where two paths lie before him in a yellow wood. He's torn by choice, wanting to explore both, but knows he can't be in two places at once. He stands there, deliberating, gazing down each road as far as he can, trying to see where they lead. The yellow wood symbolizes a crossroads in life, where decisions must be made. The roads represent different paths, choices, or possibilities. Frost's speaker is faced with a dilemma, and his hesitation shows the difficulty of choosing one option. It happens in life time and after again regarding the human experience of choice and its consequences, leaving the reader wondering what would have happened if the speaker had chosen the other road. Frost's masterpiece invites us to reflect on our own choices and the roads we've taken in life. You're welcome to give your feedback. Thanks for reading.

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