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Nichole Kaci McKnight
Nichole Kaci McKnight
(07-14-1966 / Oklahoma)
Nichole Kaci McKnight Poems
Ode To A Robert Frost Poem
I thought I took the road less taken.
But I guess I was mistaken.
When the two paths diverged in the woods; I pondered at which path I must take.
I took the path to my left in the woods; Was it the right path to take?
It was not, but I digress.
Why must I deal will all this stress?
As I sit and try to recall all of the words from the poem Frost once wrote, I must emote.
This ode to that grand old poem that Frost once wrote.
The name of that Robert Frost poem is 'The Rode Not Taken'.
As I write this ode to a Robert Frost's poem, the words he wrote be not ...
A Poem That's So Cliché
They say every dog has its day.
I think clichés are that way.
A good cliché is like a blast from the past.
A half-baked idea can be a blast.
A good rule of thumb about all clichés, my dear.
That comming up with a cliché can be a pain in the rear.
A good salesman knows the art of the deal.
I say a cliché is a necessary evil, that's for real.
A cliché can even have mass appeal.
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