Question

Does the poet seem happy about his decision?What makes you say so poem= the road not taken​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

We cannot tell, ultimately,whether the speaker is pleased with his choice or not as the word 'sigh' can be either sigh of relief or that of regret.But,the confusion is erased by the speaker when he claims that his decision has made 'all the difference'.The speaker neither seems happy nor sad but quite confident and positive about his decision when he makes the confident statement,'And that has made all the difference'.He seems to be less bothered about the results and more concerned about the decision.He wants to tell the readers that he respects his decision and has confidence in his choice whatever is the result.The last line makes one thing clear that he certainly is not sorry about his decision whatever be the difference.