Every great poem has an even greater meaning. “The Road Not Taken” is about a person who is deciding which way path to take. This poem is usually misunderstood because many people think that he is trying to decide which path is better, but actually he talks about how each of the paths are pretty much the same. “ Though as for that, the passing there /
Had worn them really about the same” (Frost, 219-220). He is saying that both paths are pretty much equal and used just as frequent as the other. Basically, he is trying to say that it does not matter which road that he takes because he is gonna get to the same place in the end. Think of it as going to college, if you want to be a doctor, it does not matter which school you go to. Let’s say someone
Had worn them really about the same” (Frost, 219-220). He is saying that both paths are pretty much equal and used just as frequent as the other. Basically, he is trying to say that it does not matter which road that he takes because he is gonna get to the same place in the end. Think of it as going to college, if you want to be a doctor, it does not matter which school you go to. Let’s say someone