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THe Road not taken By: RObert Frost

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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THe Road not taken By: RObert Frost

By: Robert Wang 2nd Per.

stanza 1 meaning

  • The narrator finds 2 roads that goes into a wood
  • The narrator wishes to travel both of the roads
  • Unfortunately, it is not possible for one to travel both roads 
  • "Two roads diverged in a yellow road"
  • "And sorry I could not travel both"
Photo by ecstaticist

Stanza 2 meaning

  • The narrator chose road that looked less worn 
  • But both paths are equally worn in reality
  • "Then took the other, as just as fair"
  • "Because it was grassy and wanted wear"
  • "Had worn them really about the same"

stanza 3 meaning

  • The leaves on the road looked new and not ruined
  • The narrator says he will take the other path one day
  • The narrator knows that he will never return
  • "In leaves no step had trodden black"
  • I doubted if I should ever come back"

Stanza 4 meaning

  • The narrator shall be telling this story 
  • The narrator took the "one less traveled by"And choosing that road, made a tremendous difference
  • "I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference"
  • The picture depicts 3 red and 1 green apple, showing that sometimes,being 
  • different, is a positive thing
Photo by Rachid Lamzah

theme of the poem

  • The theme of "The Road Not Taken" is decision
  • The theme is decision because if someone wants the easy way 
  • out of dilemmas, then he/she will take the path that's most traveled by
  • If someone wants success, then he/she will take the path that's 
  • less traveled by. "And that has made all the difference."

End rhyme

  • There were endless end rhymes in this poem
  • "Two roads diverged in a yellow WOOD","And be on traveler, long I STOOD." 
  • "Because it was grassy and wanted WEAR", "Though as for that the passing
  • THERE"
  • "I shall be telling this with a SIGH","I took the one less traveled BY."

repetition

"Somewhere ages and ages hence:" 

assonance

"I shall be telling this with a sigh"

Alliteration

"Then took the other, as just as fair"
Photo by Nick Sherman

Simile

"Then took the other, as just as fair."
Photo by misterbisson