Question

Two roads diverged in yellow woods
And sorry I couldn't travel the both
And be one traveler, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
To where it bent to undergrowth.
1. Why can't the poet travel on both the roads.
2. Find out the rhyme scheme of above lines.
3 Name the poet and poem.
4 Write two pairs of rhyming words.​

Answer 1

• Because he cannot return back to the same destination and two roads are diverged
• should-could
• Name of the poem-The road not taken

Name of the poet-Robert Frost

• Rhyming-Scheming, Looking-cooking , jumping-pumping