
About the Lesson
In life, we all come across moments when we must make decisions — some big, some small — but all significant in their own way. “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost beautifully captures this universal experience. The poem uses a deceptively simple setting — a forest with two diverging roads — to reflect on the deeper truths of decision-making, individuality, and regret.

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🌿 The Road Not Taken – A Journey Through Choices | Paul Academy

The speaker in the poem finds himself at a fork in a yellow wood. He wishes he could explore both paths but knows he can only choose one. After much thought, he picks the road that appears less traveled. Although both roads were, in fact, quite similar, this small choice becomes a turning point. The speaker imagines that, one day, he will look back and feel that this decision "has made all the difference."




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