Bring out the symblism in the poem Road Not Taken
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● Deals with difficult situations that man faces in life.
● Talks about the choices we need to make.
● We regret for our decisions but we can't reverse them, once taken.
● Thus, the direction our life takes determines the choice made by us.
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The poem, 'The Road Not Taken' by Robert Frost deals with the difficult situations that a man faces in his life. It talks about the choices that one has to make in life and the consequences of such life. Many times we regret the choices made by us but whatever is done once, cannot be reversed. Decisions are like steps, one takes us to the other. Thus, whatever direction our life takes determines the choice made any us.