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The road not
taken
-by Robert frost
The poet was walking down the road, when he found a
diversion where two roads diverged in different directions
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He
had to make one decision and choose a single path
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He wanted to see the roads in full and
wanted to know about both paths
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In the stanza, the yellow wood refers to the
forest with leaves, which were shed on the road and had turned
yellow
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Through this
stanza, the poet wants to convey that in everyone’s life there
comes a time when we have to make choices
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At that time, we
see the pros and cons of the situation and take the time to
decide which path to take
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After pondering on it for a long time, the poet decided to take
the other road
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He started walking on the road which had grass on it and felt
that it was a better road for him
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After walking some distance
on the road, the poet felt that both the paths were almost the
same
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Through
this the poet conveys that, in our life whatever decision we take
or choices we make, each choice has some advantages and
some disadvantages
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The poet says that both the paths seemed to be similar that
morning
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It means that no one had walked on the roads
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However, he knows that one way leads to another
way
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Similarly, in our life, when we make one
decision, we can’t go back
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The poet says that in the future, he will take a deep breath and
say that once upon a time he reached a point in life where he
had to make one choice
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At that time, he decided to take that road
which was less travelled by people
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And that decision has
changed his entire life
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