Can someone plzz give me the summary of the poem The Road not taken ?plzz google se nhi short summary apne language mein.
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The poet is standing at a point where there are 2 ways and poet is confused, for which he should go for.
The poet is standing at a point and trying to see as far as he can, he can see many bends on the road.
One road was travelled by many whereas one was unworn.
The travelled road has crushed yellow leaves, and footprints of people. where as other has fresh grass and leaves.
The poet things that if he would travel the less travelled road he would be remembered for years and years and people will praise him.
The poet is standing at a point and trying to see as far as he can, he can see many bends on the road.
One road was travelled by many whereas one was unworn.
The travelled road has crushed yellow leaves, and footprints of people. where as other has fresh grass and leaves.
The poet things that if he would travel the less travelled road he would be remembered for years and years and people will praise him.
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Heya here is your answer
this poem is written by Robert Frost.
In this poem the poet wants to say that i am on the way and there are two ways or roads ahead but i can't travel on both i have to choose one way.In our life we have to chose one path he says that the path that he decided is not quite as worn as the other one.But really the paths are about same and the fallen leaves on both are preety enough.
In this poem the poet beautifully draws a scene of natural beauty.
In the last he admits that one day in the future he will recreate the scene with the slight twist. And one day he will claim that he hass chossen the less travelled road.
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this poem is written by Robert Frost.
In this poem the poet wants to say that i am on the way and there are two ways or roads ahead but i can't travel on both i have to choose one way.In our life we have to chose one path he says that the path that he decided is not quite as worn as the other one.But really the paths are about same and the fallen leaves on both are preety enough.
In this poem the poet beautifully draws a scene of natural beauty.
In the last he admits that one day in the future he will recreate the scene with the slight twist. And one day he will claim that he hass chossen the less travelled road.
Hope it helps
Mark as BRAINLIEST if you like
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