explain the imagery used in the poem the road not taken short answer
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In “The Road Not Taken,” the speaker arrives at a place where his path diverges in a yellow wood. He regrets that he can only choose one. In the end, he picks the one that has seen the least use, concluding that this has made a significant difference in his life
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In the poem the poet have to choose one road of twonto travel...as being a travel he chooses a road which is surrounded by grasses and traveled by very few travels..he was also felling sorry for the second road thstbwas not traveled by him...!
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