Near the end of the poem there is a drastic change in tone from more of an indecisive tone to a tone that shows more regret. We learn that this is Frost using symbolism to show the significance this decision holds as it is a life decision for him and not just a choice between two paths. “Throughout the poem we as the reader comes to learn that there are two paths an individual can take, but in the poem, the traveler, who we assume is Robert Frost, is uncertain of which path to take” (Haque 2). To quote Moosavinia in the literary article Potential Ambiguity “Then took the other, as just as fair, and having perhaps the better claim”(Moosavinia 33) these are verses where the reader can clearly see that this is a decision in to which he had put a lot of thought and time towards. This poem expresses the author’s view of life, because in life there are important decisions being made that in some instances can make a large impact on the life in question, sometimes it’s hard to find one’s way out of difficult circumstances, but if looked into with depth there are many possible ways for one to overcome these obstacles and end on the high side of life. The two paths symbolize the life of the traveler and all his life decisions. In this poem many come to realize that life is a combination of decisions and fate. “The author, Robert Frost, helps us better understand the message by his use of tone and literary devices in such ways as using metaphors and symbolism” (Haque 2).
ROBERT FROST POEM THE ROAD NOT TAKEN FULL
To have a full understanding of this poem one must determine their understanding of the meaning of life. The Road Not Taken uses two paths as a symbol of a life decision. The poem, The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost states that “in life there are many decisions we will face, and there are points where we must let fate take the lead and often can not determine the outcome” (Haque 3). The road in life often not taken is the one that brings difficulty to you.
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