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Q. What do you mean by " Trodden black" in poem 'The Road not Taken'?

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Answered by nsushma604

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The phrase is an excerpt from Robert Frost's poem, The Road Not Taken, “And both (roads) that morning equally lay in leaves no step had trodden black.” It means neither of the roads are less traveled by. Hope it helps you.

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Q. What do you mean by " Trodden black" in poem 'The Road not Taken'?​

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Q. What do you mean by " Trodden black" in poem 'The Road not Taken'?