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Title: Interpreting Robert's Frost Poem, The Road Not Taken
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This road gives the notion that this road is newer, therefore less used by the average traveler hence "it was grassy and wanted wear."
This traveler decides to take the less used road. The significance of choosing a road that was less used over a road that was safer gives a sense of individuality... Showed first 250 characters
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The significance of choosing a road that was less used over a road that was safer gives a sense of individuality. It gives a sense that this traveler "walks to his drum of music" rather than follow the music like everyone else. But in the last two lines of the second stanza, Frost contradicts his statement as addressing the two roads both equally worn about the same... Showed next 250 characters
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