Two roads, one decision (art print)

The original of this picture was a birthday present in the family. When praying for the person, I had the impression that they were at a fork in the road. A decision has to be made, things can't go on as before. One of the two directions must be taken, it is not clear on either path where it will lead or how difficult it will be.

The one on the left looked nicer, warmer and more comfortable at first glance. It was used a lot, was leaked, and seemed safe. The right one was rather darker, less used. That's why it was overgrown, with high grass and seemed to be more difficult, because you probably had to clear and work out the path first, because it wasn't predetermined by many people who had gone there before. So more of a path for pioneers with a lot of creative freedom, but also the need to design because nothing was predetermined.

My impression was that the right path should be chosen...

The picture reminded me of the famous poem by Robert Frost "The Road not taken”.