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Robert Frost

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English

 

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Dwayne M

 

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December 20, 2014

 

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University

 

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In stanza one, the narrator told us that he was on a physical journey and that he was confronted with a choice of roads. He could only choose one road and he decided to choose one. In stanza two, the narrator explain his decision to take the one road over the other due to its fresher appearance as it was grassy even thought the narrator points out that there was little differences between the two roads...
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He regretted taking the rods that he chose and he wished that he could change his decision and chose the other roads instead. He realised that he made the wrong decisions. The fourth stanza introduces a sense of closure to the poem in telling the reader that the experience to choose one road over another will influence the speakers lives for years to come...
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