Which road does the poet take in the poem The Road Not Taken?

Answer 1

In the poem road not taken it is obvious that the poet is happy about his decision as stated in the line "and that has made all the difference". He also tells himself that he will travel the otherm road some other day which proves that he was more tempted by the road less travelled. The poet also feels that the outcome of the road less travelled would be more rewarding.

Answer 2

In the poem "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost, the poet takes the road "less traveled by." This choice he made to take the less traveled road signifies his decision to take the unconventional path in life and highlights themes of individuality and autonomy.

Answer 3

A character taken on by a poet in a poem. What is that a narrator, a protagonist, a persona or a antagonist

Answer 4

Yes, because he is proud that he took the road "less traveled by." He is glad that he did not follow the crowd.

Answer 5

The poet takes the second road in the poem that is he had chosen to become a poet and that has made all the difference.

Answer 6

No, the poet was sad, actually the poet chose one road but he had a thought of what would be in another. If he would have chose the other than too he would be sad..

Answer 7

Yes, the poet seemed happy about his decision as he is uncertain at that moment .But in future he will be telling others that this decision had made all the difference.