Why did the poet stand long on the forked road in poem the road not taken?
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the poet stand long on the road because he was not able to decide which road he should take . As both roads were equally worn out.
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The narrator is out for a walk on a beautiful day and comes upon a fork in the road. He steps out a bit when he decides to take the road less traveled, knowing that in general he chooses the well-traveled path. In this, the narrator is considering the things he's never done.... the things he will miss in the future because he plays it safe. In this instance, he's choosing to make his own way rather than basing his decision on the choices of others.
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