Because of what Robert Frost is trying say; "Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both and Be one traveler, long I stood and looked Down one as far as I could to where it Bent in the undergrowths-. (1-5) As I said in the previous statement I thought as I read this poem it was about an individual that is about to or has already taken a trip into the unknown because of what Frost has said in the first five lines of his poem. ... Let me give you an example, you see I know this one guy who was given a choice late in his life to ...

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Pulling a piece of paper out of his pocket the three poems he had read just the night before, Frost waved them in sedgwick's face and asked "are you sure you want to buy these poems?" ... The poem when printed in today's times, is a paraphrase of the original poem. ... He must decide but is remorseful as he states "And sorry I could not travel both". ... Once again at the end of the poem the traveler expresses regret. ... I wasn't thinking about myself there, but about a friend who had gone...

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The inspiration for "The Road Not Taken," by Robert Frost, came from Frost's frequent walks with his closest friend in England, Edward Thomas. ... More than once, on such occasions, Frost had teased his friend for those wasted regrets. ... As the title indicates the central theme of this poem is choices. ... In the poem there is never just one road to take. ... He must decide but is remorseful as he states "And sorry I could not travel both". ...

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