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The above stanza is from the poem ' Road Not Taken' by Robert Frost. The poet begins the poem by describing a point when he reached a fork in a yellow wood. He regretted the possibility of not being able to travel both the roads. Standing all alone at one point, he looked as far as he could see and noticed that the roads were bending into a dense forest.