Write a brief essay on the road not taken by robert frost
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Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken” follows a traveler in the woods. He arrives at a fork in the road and hesitates, deciding which path to take. While the decision seems significant and irreversible (“I doubted if I should ever come back”), he realizes that the two paths are essentially the same, resulting in an ironic “sigh” at the poem’s end.
While walking, the speaker arrives at a place where “Two roads diverged in a yellow wood.”
The speaker evaluates the two paths. One appears less trodden one, but further inspection reveals that they are “really about the same.”
He chooses the second path, having “kept the first for another day,” but he quickly acknowledges that he will never come back.
He reflects that one day he will tell this story “with a sigh” and declare that he “took the road less travelled by, / And that has made all the difference,” even though the two roads are identical.