The speaker in this poem talks about two roads, and his decision inwhich road to take.
In his choice, he decides to take the road lesstraveled, the one that the majority had not taken. The author, RobertFrost, did not want to be one to follow the crowd. Therefore, he went downthe road he thought would be best, although it had not been traveled by themajority of people before him. He states that the passing of travelers”had worn them really about the same,” meaning that the two roads were thesame, only the majority traveled the road with more wear. The final reasonhe gives for making the decision is that he doubted he would ever return tothe same spot.
He did not want to miss anything that he would have if hehad gone down the road that the majority of other travelers had taken. Bydoing this, he was able to explore where not many travelers had gonebefore; instead of following everyone else he decide to be a leader, makingthe decision by himself of which path to take. In conclusion, Robert Frostmakes a good point in his poem stating that you should not make decisionsbased on how other people did, but on how you feel in the situation. .
In his choice, he decides to take the road lesstraveled, the one that the majority had not taken. The author, RobertFrost, did not want to be one to follow the crowd. Therefore, he went downthe road he thought would be best, although it had not been traveled by themajority of people before him. He states that the passing of travelers”had worn them really about the same,” meaning that the two roads were thesame, only the majority traveled the road with more wear. The final reasonhe gives for making the decision is that he doubted he would ever return tothe same spot.
He did not want to miss anything that he would have if hehad gone down the road that the majority of other travelers had taken. Bydoing this, he was able to explore where not many travelers had gonebefore; instead of following everyone else he decide to be a leader, makingthe decision by himself of which path to take. In conclusion, Robert Frostmakes a good point in his poem stating that you should not make decisionsbased on how other people did, but on how you feel in the situation. .