"The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost is often referred to as "The Road Less Traveled.... The opposing road then leaves a visual of having numerous footprints, leaving anyone who chooses this road to be a follower. The road that is often taken is deemed predictable as others have explored it before. ... The traveler in the woods is faced by two identical forks in the road. ... Life is ultimately a choice between different roads leading to unpredictable outcomes. ...

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In life everyone comes to the point where the well-known road he or she is traveling splits into two different paths. Each road looks equally tempting. Robert Frost writes in "The Road Not Taken," a famous poem, that "two roads diverged in a yellow wood. ... I experience much nervousness before taking that road less traveled. ... Everyone's road that he or she is traveling has many different paths that one must choose. ...

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" Will I take the road less traveled, or will I take the road that is traveled by the group. ... I decided to pick the road less taken and told the truth. ... "Two roads diverged in a yellow wood." ... In the poem "The Road Not Taken" Frost asks what road the reader will take. ... " In the poem "Road Not Taken" the setting is in a "in a yellow wood," not on a manmade road. ...

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Diverging roads, which one shall we take? ... The poem THE ROAD NOT TAKEN, shows us the importance of making decisions. ... THE ROAD NOT TAKEN who is on a specified route. The road then diverges into two. He is not sure which road to take " long I stood-. ...

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In his poem, the Road Not Taken, Frost once again uses first person to tell the story. He begins by setting his scene as a wooded area, with a fork in the road. ... He talks about he is but one lone traveler in the forest, and is looking long and hard down the roads. ... The man also mentions that no matter what path he chooses, he"ll inevitably be faced with this same problem down the road again. ... Exploring is the very core of the meaning in "The Road Less Traveled." ...

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"The road not taken"(1109)was published in 1916. ... At the end "less traveled by" indicates more than just a walk down a road. ... This poem was about more than roads but how choices make drastic effects of life. ...

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The tinker is a very important figure in this story and represent the kind of life that elisa would like to live.We could see how their life is different he lives his life on the road,he could do whatever he wont ,he free and happy of his life.When Elisa talk to him she fill her self more feminine.Travel man represent for her a world of adventure and freedom.She rushes to take a shower and scrubed her selfvery hard as tough she is getting rid of her old shy self.later she says:"ai am strong ,i never knew before how strong " she fills like a renewed women. The moment when she sees her flow...

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(Lines 5-6) The taillight of the vehicle is the only source of light on this dark empty road. ... He can push this doe and fawn over the edge and allow the automobiles bound to travel the road to continue peacefully on their path. ...

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With this thought, Eric Thomas, an influential speaker, demonstrates that even though the journey of life may lead you to bumps in the road and bruise you along the way, those who are willing to persevere through hardships are able to reach life goals. ... Following a personal legend requires ambition and persistence and if someone does not possess these qualities, the road ahead is impossible. ... Furthermore, if Santiago is going to keep focus on his goal, he needs to stay persistent even when the road ahead looks tough. ... Through Santiago, Paulo Coelho shows that the road ahead may be t...

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Pelajia Patchnose wants to pave all the roads on the Rez so Nanabush will come back and dance. ... For example, they can apply high technology or high products such as [beautiful house] or [new toilet] or [paved roads] as they wishes. ...

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It can be said that life for us is all but a road; we walk upon a path where we are able to make our own choices in direction. ... Though in truth, there are many "detours" we take on this "road", but we will always be determined to find this path, one which "nature has planted in our minds" . ...

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After leaving the city and arriving at the Great Road, Kim and the lama meet an old lady accompanied by a convoy of servants. ... As they ride along the road, "The diamond-bright dawn [wakes] man and crows and bullocks together" (62). ... As they traveled along the road, "...the lama would sit beside the driver" (63). ...

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The Road to Adulthood The usual thoughts of people who are in their mid-teens are far from the truth about maturity. ... Maturity is a never-ending road on the way to adulthood. The short story, "A Sunset on the Veld," by Doris Lessing, is an extremely symbolic representation of the stages of maturity that a young boy endures while traveling the road to adulthood. ...

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Free, free to hit the road, no parents to drop you off or pick you up. ... That afternoon after coming through a busy intersection and turning onto a narrow two lane road, I noticed some of the more popular group of kids from school in front of me. ... Seems they had flagged a car down and went back to school, leaving me standing in the middle of the road. ...

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In her short story, "A Worn Path," Eudora Welty uses many different symbols that convey an underlying meaning that death is lurking around every corner and around every bend in the road. ... When Phoenix reaches the old wagon road, "a black dog with a lolling tongue came up out of the weeds by the ditch," and Phoenix snaps her cane at the dog and falls over into the ditch herself (89). ...

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" When the sun rose there was a white fog more blinding than the night." In, Joseph Conrad's novella Heart of Darkness, many symbols suddenly creep their way into the pages, fog being one of them. The symbols make the story more mystical and meaningful. With every turn of a page another symbol ju...

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Each woman was looking for a way out of their depressing lives and memories for greener pasture but were all too scared to take the road alone. ... Pelajia Patchnose wants to pave all the roads on the Rez so Nanabush will come back and dance. ...

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Q: What is the meaning of life? There are many people in the world that think nothing really matters. They have a "life is short and then you die" type of philosophy. If we think like that, then there is no point to life. That is unless we determine what life is and what we want to do with it. We...

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In the novel, Ethan Frome, Edith Wharton uses setting as a symbol. A symbol is something, which represents or suggests a relationship or association. Throughout the novel, the setting represents both the character's moods, and the characters themselves. Setting is constantly used to describe Matti...

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How can we build bridges of understanding through commitment and service to humanity? I feel that building bridges of understanding amongst each other is very important. Without understanding nothing would ever get accomplished and there would be hatred amongst everyone in all aspects of life. I...

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Robert Lee Frost was born in San Francisco, Mar. 26, 1874. He was one of America's leading poets and a four-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize. Being known very well in rural England, he wrote his poems with meaning and dimensions. As being a master in rhythm and meter, his writings seemed to be ...

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Theseus not only gains friendship, but also manages to convince Pylas that together their kingdoms could clean up the Isthmus Road. ... If Theseus had not been insulted by the Cretans behavior towards a woman of his homeland, he would not have gone to Athens by the Isthmus Road, and Dexios would still be alive. ...

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I feel enriched and hopeful when partaking in festivals that celebrate our lives, in seeing gurus that have taken their spiritual journey on an even more intense road then most do. ... Yoga helps people perfect there union with the divine; when done in the right mindset it can lead one down the road of perfection. ...

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That's why when he started to miss his dad or had a rough day, he would take the truck out for a spin on old back roads with country music playing on the radio, it made him feel like his dad was riding shotgun right beside him. ...

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Imperialism is the domination by one country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another country or region. Imperialism benifited both the mother counrty and the colony. It also made a disadvange to the both the mother land and the colony. I feel that the colony had more disadvanges ...

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