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ROBERT FROST || THE ROAD NOT TAKEN.

In Robert Frost’s  "The Road Not Taken", these terms describe both the physical journey through the woods and the metaphorical journey of making life choices.  • Diverged In: The point where a single path splits or divides into two different directions. • Looked Down: The act of the traveler examining a path as far as possible to predict where it might lead before deciding. • Bent In / Undergrowth: The point where the road curves and is hidden by dense bushes and shrubs. Metaphorically, this represents the uncertainty of the future, as we cannot see the ultimate outcome of our decisions. • Wanted Wear: This means the path was lacking use. "Want" here means "to lack," suggesting the road was overgrown with grass and needed travelers to walk on and wear it down. • As for That / Passing There: Refers to the act of actually walking through that specific area. • Had Worn / Trodden: Describes how the paths had been used or stepped upon by previous travelers. Despite his initial impression, the speaker admits that both paths were actually worn about the same. • Ages and Ages: A vast, distant future. It suggests the speaker will look back on this moment many years later when they are much older. • Traveled By: Refers to the path being used or chosen by people.  #robertfrost #theroadnottaken #poem #poetry #grammaticalexplanation #grammar