Deciding on whether to indulge in blueberry or chocolate chip pancakes and passing by the cemetery your great-grandmother is resting at on one’s way to work are both common ways humans interact with the notions of choice and death. Indeed, they both have their differences. Most choices can not be changed, though some possible to change. However, there are no “take backs”, when relating to death. “The Road Not Taken” and “O Captain! My Captain!” eloquently describe these two thoughts.
Choices are an everyday concept of life, along with death. Humans experience these feats in their day-to-day lives. Robert Frost, the mastermind behind the poem “The Road Not Taken”, was forced to make an abundance of choices throughout his life. He was able
Choices are an everyday concept of life, along with death. Humans experience these feats in their day-to-day lives. Robert Frost, the mastermind behind the poem “The Road Not Taken”, was forced to make an abundance of choices throughout his life. He was able