" For 10 points name this Robert Frost poem, in which the narrator takes the path "less travelled by."
Laurence Thompson claimed that this poem was meant as a satire of the indecisiveness of the poet's friend Edward Thomas. The narrator claims that the title object "lay in leaves no step had trodden black." This poem is set in a "yellow wood" and the speaker will be "telling this with a sigh" because "somewhere ages and ages hence" he made a choice which "has made all the difference." For 10 points name this Robert Frost poem, in which the narrator takes the path "less travelled by."
Laurence Thompson claimed that this poem was meant as a satire of the indecisiveness of the poet's friend Edward Thomas.
“The {Road} Not {Taken}”