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No, the road taken in the poem 'the road not taken' was indeed a harder road to take because conformity is to complicated as there are rules to follow and with individuality you follow your own set of rules and you don't follow the crowd you are the crowd.
That is an interesting interpretation. I grew up in Northern New England and Frost was very popular and required reading. Not to mention the discussions about his works. (The road not taken, Good fences make good neighbors and so on) I believe, if you read the poem, he chose a road that was equally worn however, one had grass and the other did not, one had undisturbed leaves that the other did not. I believe he took the road where there was less chance of meeting people. He enjoyed walking in the woods and fields of Vermont. It was his mental house keeping time where is contemplated the complexities of life. I believe he took the road less traveled to enjoy the peace and tranquility of the woods of northern New England. It lessened the burdens of life for a time, albeit short.
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Was the road frost had taken easy to travel?
no it wasnt . As he needed to over lots of obstacles..1st he was rejected then he still came to great Britian to pursue his potry he wasnt sure if he could acheive his success. Then he needed to convince his family too. .
WHAT monotonous decision did Robert Frost took in 1912?
He took the "road less taken."
Why was the road frost taken not easy to travel?
Because he made a decision that he was going to take a different road than his friends. if i remember right he took a different road than his friends (not literally) but it was the right choice because he didn't have to 'take the road again' because he made the better choice, but he wasn't with his friends so he made his own choice. so he travelled alone, which was the hard part i think ?
What does took to the road means?
If you "take to the road," then you travel along it, so this idiom means that you started a journey of some sort.
What best selling self-help book took its title from a Robert frost poem?
"The Road Less Travelled" by M Scott Peck.
How hard is it to replace the frost plugs on a 1990 Chevrolet Caprice 350?
Its not easy. I did it on a 77 Caprice and it took me three days and two broken fingers. Take it to a shop.
How long did it take to travel the entire silk road by land?
it could actually take about 36 days to get to the silk road depending when you and how you get there
Is there a simile in the road not taken by Robert Frost?
The rhyme scheme is: a b a a b and repeats for all three verses. The easiest way to find a rhyme scheme is to look at the ending words of each line within a verse. Start with the first, label it a. Then go to the next line. If it's different, label it b. If it's rhymes, label it a. And so on.
How old was frost when he took this decision?
He was about 38 years old
What about Robert Frost kids where did they go when he died?
his wife took his kids
What is the couplet used in The Road Not Taken?
The Road Not Taken" consists of four stanzas of five lines. The rhyme scheme is ABAAB. There are four stressed syllables per line, varying on an iambic tetrameter base.
What road did Marco polo take to china?
the silk road was the road marco polo took to go to china but took a boat back
