The poet made a daring choice and took the path that was challenging. What do you think the last two lines of the poem mean? (Looking back, does the poet regret his choice or accept it?)Īns: The last two lines of the poem show the poet's acceptance of reality and his being accountable for his decision. It was not the difference in the physical appearance but the destination that it would end at.Ĥ. In stanza three, the poet concludes that in the morning since no one had stepped on either of the roads and they were covered with fallen autumn leaves both roads were untravelled.Īns: For the poet, in the last line, the difference arose from the fact that he chose the road that was less traveled, and it would embark him on a different journey, different from the one he would have if he chose the first road. One road was frequently traveled by and had a clear path with less vegetation while the other path was covered with vegetation, was not stepped on, and was used often. Is there any difference between the two roads as the poet describes themĪns: In stanza two, the poet explained the physical difference in the roads. All the decisions in life pave the way for a new one and help us create our life journey, unique for everyone.ģ. But he soon realizes how one way will lead to another until one is extremely far from where they started. He went on a walk early in the morning, and one had walked on either of the roads, and leaves from the trees lay fresh on them.Īns: The phrase tells us about the poet's desire to try both the roads and see the destination. After walking over the leaves their edges turn black which was not the case here. He addressed the road as secondary as he was keener to explore the road with outgrown vegetation.Īns: The poet uses the phrase to describe the untouched state of the path. The poet personifies the road by saying ‘wanted wear.’ It could imply the road wanted to be explored or traveled by visitors, which it was not.Īns: The phrase is used to address the other path that is frequently traveled by the visitors.
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It also refers to the old age in human life where he loses all his physical abilities, preparing to ascend to the next stage.Īns: It conveys that the road was full of undisturbed vegetation because it was a less traveled one.
Autumn represents the shedding of the old and the dead leaves on the tree withers away.
Discuss what these phrases mean to you:Īns: Yellowwood symbolizes the autumn season in the forest. He needs to decide which road to choose, and he stands at the fork analyzing his dilemma.Ģ. Where does the traveler find himself? What problem does he face?Īns: The traveler finds himself standing at the fork of the road in a yellow wood.
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