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Comment 599 of 599, added on November 19th, 2009 at 8:13 PM.
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Comment 598 of 599, added on November 19th, 2009 at 8:13 PM.
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Comment 597 of 599, added on November 4th, 2009 at 9:44 AM.
This is my favorite poem by Robert Frost!
allie from United States
Comment 596 of 599, added on May 9th, 2009 at 3:02 PM.
I just had to find a poem and memorize it for my American Lit class and I
found that The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost was perfect. It gives a
positive, as well as powerful message to its readers. Robert Frost's poetry
is exceptional.
Jen H from United States
Comment 595 of 599, added on May 7th, 2009 at 1:46 AM.
The Road Not Taken has a very important message. Robert Frost knew what the
best achievments, and the satisfaction of success from a hard earned path.
Simply that the path not taken is a challenge, and will be more difficult
than the road that everyone else uses. But that road that is abandoned,
when the acomplishment of succeeding through the path, rewards are more
valuable. Robert Frost faced his problems head on, with full force. He
loved to be challenged, because when he succeeded, the goals were much more
rewarding in that feeling of success. This reminds me of Thoreau's personal
Responsibilty. If there is a challenge, then do what you beieve is necesary
to overcome the obstacles.
alex from United States
Comment 594 of 599, added on May 7th, 2009 at 12:37 AM.
Robert Frost’s the Road Not Taken reflects on his own life and how
sometimes taking the path less taken can be more rewarding. Frost uses an
intricate rhyme scheme of A B A A B along with a very refined choice of
detailed vocabulary which makes the kind of masterpiece he is known for.
The plot in this particular story can easily be related too his own life.
Instead of taking the most common road of attending college and starting as
a columnist or journalist for local magazines, Frost decided to go too
London and begin publishing immediately, a choice which he was unsure of
its effects. The decision just like in the poem turned out to be one that
yielded great success.
Alex Mercado
Comment 593 of 599, added on May 6th, 2009 at 11:02 PM.
On the first line of this poem Robert Frost uses color symbolism to depict
the yellow woods. In this poem he accentuates carpe diem, which means
seize the day. He uses the two different paths that he could take to allude
the decision of picking the path you want your life to follow; either
follow the norm or be persistent to strive for your own dreams where no one
has traveled before.
Tara Teran from United States
Comment 592 of 599, added on May 6th, 2009 at 10:26 PM.
Robert Frost has its own style of poetry, rather of having to rhyme in each
poems, he went for a diminutive rhyming. In his poem "The Road Not Taken"
he indicated that man usually chooses the most raddled decision by many and
usually misses out on an opportunity they had. Saying that, once in his
life he had come across between choosing the path picked by others or the
path of new experience.
Shiermaine Francisco from United States
Comment 591 of 599, added on May 6th, 2009 at 8:48 PM.
Like in many of his poems, Frost uses rhyme and a traditional style. In the
poem, ”The Road Not Taken” the speaker has to choose between two roads. He
decides to take the road less traveled. This poem depicts Frost’s life.
Just as everyone, Frost had to choose what path to take. He decided to go
to Dartmouth College and then become a poet. Carpe diem was the main theme
of this poem because we never know beforehand what is awaiting for us at
the end of the road we chose. This is why we have to seize the day.
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Alma Rivera
Comment 590 of 599, added on May 6th, 2009 at 11:37 AM.
Carl Sandburg had many decisions he had to make throughout his life, as do
we all. Here, he puts into words the confusion that they can cause when
choosing the right path. He has the reader imagine they are in that persons
steps by vividly describing these 'roads' that we must take. He makes his
mark by showing how the everyday person will choose the road traveled more
freqeuntly and miss the opportunities on the other, just like Frost did.
Chris Leahy from United States
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