Edgar Allen Poe

The poem The Road Not Taken written by Robert Frost is a first person narrative of an important moment of decision-making in the narrator’s life. Although this poem is simple to read, it presents many ideas for the reader to learn. This poem represents the dilemma of making a decision, and the difficulty of deciding between the common, more traveled path and the challenging, less traveled path. The main idea Frost wants to show …

…difference in the world. They are more daring, adventurous and proud, and they do not need to follow the crowd. The poem is very touching, and it can be closely related to people’s lives. This poem will make one think about the importance of decision-making and the idea that a person who dares to make unique, challenging decisions is more likely to become someone great and someone who will make a difference in life.