Where can you find the poem At The Crossroads?

Answer 1

The poem "At The Crossroads" can be found in various literary collections and anthologies, in online databases, or in the works of the poet who wrote it. Libraries, bookstores, and online platforms like Project Gutenberg or Poetry Foundation are good places to start looking for the poem.

Answer 2

At the Crossroads

He stood at the crossroads all alone,

The sunlight in his face;

He had no thought for an evil course,

He was set for a manly race.

But the road stretched east and the

road stretched west,

And he did not know which road

was the best;

So he took the wrong road and it lead

him down,

And he lost the race and the

victor's crown.

He was caught at last in an

angry snare

Because no one stood at the

crossroads there

To show him the better road.

Another day at the self-same place

A boy with high hopes stood;

He, too, was set for a manly race

He was seeking the things that

were good.

And one was there who the roads

did know,

And that one showed him the

way to go;

So he turned away from the road

leading down,

And he won the race and the

victor's crown;

He walks today on the highways fair

Because one stood at the

crossroads there

To show him a better road.

- Sadie Tiller Crawley

Answer 3

Yes, 2 that i know of. The Cross by: Joyce C. Lock & Robert Wharton Landis I will post a link to each.