On the surface, "The Road Not Taken" is about a walk in the woods. On a deeper level, what is the poem about
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A man is in the woods in the fall of the year. A crossroads stands before him. He is sad that he cannot go down both roads. He stands for a long time looking down one of the roads until the foliage interferes with his view. For some reason, he chooses the other road. Initially, he says that the other road had been less travel and was the better choice.
Eventually, he admits that both roads were about the same. His commitment to go the other way forces him to travel down that road. He wishes that he could come back some day and travel down the other way; however, he knows that this is doubtful.
His final thought is that someday he would be thinking about his decision; and he would tell the story of the two roads. He will tell the story with a twinge of regret…because this road made all the difference in his life.
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