…..Many think poems or books written by the opposite race or sex have no relation; usually, blacks don't have the same struggles, aspirations, and views on life's events as whites. While that has some level of accuracy applied to it, various poems written by both races have occurrences within them that relate to each other. So even if the poems sound completely different sometimes they are more alike than noted. The poems “Women” by Alice Walker and ‘The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost are perfect examples of poems written by the opposite gender and sex that appear to have nothing in common. They both cover the topics of struggle and the hardship of getting what you want and need; but Ms. Walker talks about the struggle of black women and their
