Robert Frost (March 26, 1874 – January 29, 1963 / San Francisco)
Poems by Robert Frost : 112 / 136
The Road Not Taken
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both
And be one traveler, long I stood
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its very wonderful. I think that important subject in a poem is it's language and not it's meaning and concept. I am an Iranian poet and likes this site.
this is an inspirational piece... this would be first time reading this poem, but not the first time hearing... love this poem bc its abt me-i always travel the road less taken bc thats just me-not wanting to be like everyone else and not wanting to take the same road you took, bc i know i will get a different result and betterit i follow (my) road, less travelled
i love this poem and it inspires me! : -)
i have already read it and ur late: p
Every day there is a challenge to choose a road. The author has dared us to be different and go for the unknown path
This beautiful poem about the choices we make in life still applies almost fifty years after the death of Robert Frost. Great visionary, great poet.
This beautiful poem about the choices we make in life still applies almost fifty years after the death of Robert Frost. Great visionary, great poet.
Matthew 7: 13 - you truly took the right road that made ALL the difference. God Bless Robert.
This is truly inspirational, and I expect most people can relate to it.
this is an amazing poem it really shows how strong your writing is! it has spoken to me and i can bet it has spoken to a lot of other individuals! it is truly a work of art!