Sunday, March 17, 2013

The Road Not Taken

In The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost the author wants the reader to know about the time he reached the crossroads in his life.He chose one path that was tough but made him happy and joyful. That does not mean he won't think about the other path.

In the passage the author talks about the path as if he were telling a poem. In the passage though he tells the "story" with a sigh. Also it says how he wished he could see the other path. Although he chose the path not taken he is happy.

Thinking about taking life in a certain direction  relates to teenagers because of high school. We have to think about what schools to get into. Although we are happy people want to see the different side of their story.

In conclusion, Robert Frost's poem The Road Not Taken is talking about a man in the crossroads of his life. This poem relates to teenagers. This poem also tells the reader how the man in the story would like to see a different story.

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