What is the central idea of the poem the road not taken
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the central idea of Robert Frost's poem, "The Road Not Taken," centers around the narrator being faced with two choices and making a decision of which is best. The speaker in the poem talks of coming upon two roads and having to decide which one to take. Whether the roads are literal or represent a fork in the road of life, similarities exist in the decision-making process.
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