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Why do you think the poet sighs in the last stanza of the poem?

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Answered by confusedgenius1000

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The sigh near the end of "The Road Not Taken" is intended to express a feeling of regret that the speaker will never know what would have happened to him in life if he had taken that other road, the road which he calls the one not taken.

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Why do you think the poet sighs in the last stanza of the poem?​

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Why do you think the poet sighs in the last stanza of the poem?