what does the impression "bent in the undergrowth'imply?
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The poet see's as far as he can to compare the two roads . He finds that the first road vanishing behind the bushes . This is menat by the above phrase.
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The author stood and looked down the road to see where it " bent in the undergrowth" that is he was speculating as to where one of the paths would take him and he tried to see as much into the future as he could. That is he tried to see the consequence of his decision if he chose the path that not many people took.
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