What is the symbolic significance of the 'roads' in the poem? "THE ROAD NOT TAKEN."
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in this poem Robert Frost was find two path and he choose the one path in our life and he saw that I will come and choose another path which is left but he saw that he chose 1 path for our life and they not chose anther path in his joinery
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The poet finds himself in front of two roads diverged into yellow woods....
Then he finds himself confused to choose the road from which he should continue his way.
But then travels from the second road which is not troden by the people and is filled with greenery. (this is the path from which less people travel).
In the morning he notices that both the roads look green and fresh but till the evening he finds that the first road is crowded with many travellers and the grasses are trodden black, whereas the second road is still fresh enough.
In the future he wishes to come back and try the first road but he also knows that this will not be possible as one road/way leads to another.
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The poet finds himself in front of two roads diverged into yellow woods....
Then he finds himself confused to choose the road from which he should continue his way.
But then travels from the second road which is not troden by the people and is filled with greenery. (this is the path from which less people travel).
In the morning he notices that both the roads look green and fresh but till the evening he finds that the first road is crowded with many travellers and the grasses are trodden black, whereas the second road is still fresh enough.
In the future he wishes to come back and try the first road but he also knows that this will not be possible as one road/way leads to another.
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HOPE THIS ANSWER HELPS YOU ....
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