English, asked by nadhiranadee830, 9 months ago

(a) Why does the poet look down the road as far as he can see?

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Answered by mathu527

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He looked as far as he can as both road seemed almost same to him. He looked again, bending to choose a road to continue his journey. It was such a difficult choice for him. Here, the two roads symbolise the two choices and undergrowth symbolise the unknown world.

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