Thursday, January 24, 2013

Understanding Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken" By: Kevin Loja


The Road Not Taken By Robert Frost is about two diverging roads and one person trying to make a decision.  The main character in this poem does not know were he needs to go. He starts thinking which way is right. These two paths can affect his life so he starts comparing the two roads to see the difference. He also does not know if he can come back to choose the other road. Additionally, the main character does not know what is going to happen once he chooses a road. The main character finally decides to take the road that not many people chose. This poem is trying to tell you that you can choose your own path in life. This poem also is trying to say that you need to think about how you make your decision. I made a connection with this poem in my life because sometimes I need to make some important decisions.

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