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1.
the road not taken
By: Robert Frost
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2.
repetition
"somewhere AGES and AGES hence:" (line 17)
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Jim Nix / Nomadic Pursuits
3.
Hyperbole
In leaves no step had trodden black. (line 12)
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silverfuture
4.
alliteration
"and looked dOwn One as far as i cOuld" (line 4)
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mag3737
5.
end ryhme
"wood - stood - could" (lines 1-3-4)
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6.
stanza 1
in the1st stanza the poet is trying to say
that in life we have two choices, we can
ether work hard or we can just get by.
text evidence: "two roads diverged in a
yellow wood." (line 1)
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7.
STANZA 1
IN STANZA 1 THE POET IS SAYING THAT THERE
ARE TWO ROADS IN LIFE THAT YOU CAN TAKE.
8.
stanza 2
in stanza 2 the poet is trying to say that
both of the of the roads are equally worn
text evidence: "though as for that the passing
there had worn them really about the same."
(lines 9-10)
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Seymore Sinn
9.
stanza 3
in this stanza the poet is saying that
one road is better than the other.
text evidence: "yet knowing how way
leads on to way i douted if i should ever
come back." (lines 14-15)
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onkel_wart (thomas lieser)
10.
stanza 4
in the stanza it means that you need to
go your own way and not do what
everyone else does.
text evidence: "i took the one less traveled
by and that has made all the difference."(lines 19-20)
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11.
metaphoric meaning
I think that the poem means that there are two raods
that you can take, and its up to you to pick the right
path. You can ether work hard and be successful or
you can always be struggling through life.
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Paul Jerry
12.
the end
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