A Road Much Travelled
It isn't Robert Frost's less-travelled road, that fork in life where one must decide which way to go.
This road is merely a path much travelled on, worn and dusty, boring to a ten-year-old. Then, life
happens between the school bus and the house— Mother meets me at the door, scoops me up like soft ice cream, kisses
my peach-colored cheeks, brings out a plate of warm Toll House cookies, with cold milk, sits near me, her chin resting in both hands.
How was your day? Tell me all about it. Now, three-score and ten, what I wouldn't give to live those days again. by Michael Escoubas














