`The Road Not Taken`

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Life Struggles , as Presented in Frost 's Poem

The 1920 poem , The Road Not Taken , by Robert Frost , discussed a particular situation wherein a dilemma is presented characterizing the poet 's choices in life illustrated as a divergence of the road that he had to traverse . Here , Frost 's mastery of his art can be evidenced by the very structure of his poem , supplemented by a theme that caters to almost every member of the society , making it perhaps one of the most

read and analyzed literary works in the history of contemporary art The superiority of Frost 's work enables the reader to partake in his experiences and to personally witness the emotions conveyed in the poem based on the artistic appeal , the technicality , and the metaphors employed , which will comprise the s of discussion of this analytical attempt

Point of View

Firstly , the poem was told in the first person point of view , thus , it was Frost himself who was conveying to his readers , the dilemma that governed his emotions during the particular time . This can be evidenced in his employment of the word , I , in several instances , adding to the argument aforementioned . Such was true in lines two and three wherein he lamented , And Sorry I could not travel both and be one traveler , long I stood (Frost 1 . Perhaps the deliberate choice to use the first person point of view stems from his purpose of making the poem more effective...