Robert Frost The Road Not Taken

Robert Frost, his in the work “The Road Not Taken”, speaks about the choices we all face in life. The poem focuses on the idea that every choice we make will ultimately lead us to our own created fate. One could attempt to make the claim Frost is speaking to the reader about choosing paths that are less chosen, however, a deeper analysis of the words of the poem will clearly indicate he does not view any path as less traveled. The poem clearly shows that Frost believes that any choice we make in life has been chosen before and will not be judged until much later.
The poem starts with a traveler standing at the fork of two separate roads, trying to choose a direction, based on visual appearance. In fact, the two roads appear to be equal and