Write the summary of the poem 'The Road Not Taken'
Summary key:
1. Poem and poet's name { Am...
English, 28.01.2022 22:20, shaylawymannnnn
Write the summary of the poem 'The Road Not Taken'
Summary key:
1. Poem and poet's name { American poem, full of symbolism}
2. One day... at a junction...woods... failed to see the end of the first one
3. Then he followed the second... grassy... claim... almost similar.
4. Fear of choosing the first... might get lost
5. Decided to pass this message... chose the grassy one... less traveled by... changed everything.
6. Seems that the poet is satisfied.
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