The poet of this work wrote a letter to Chrystine Yates explaining that the
The poet of this work wrote a letter to Chrystine Yates explaining that the use of the word "sigh" in the last stanza was not regretful; that line claims that the speaker will be "telling this with a sigh...ages and ages hence."  First published in its author's collection Mountain Interval, this poem's speaker describes how he "kept the first for another day," and how he "looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth." The first line of this poem describes paths that "diverged in a yellow wood." For 10 points, name this Robert Frost poem where he makes a decision to take "the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference."
The poet of this work wrote a letter to Chrystine Yates explaining that the use of the word "sigh" in the last stanza was not regretful; that line claims that the speaker will be "telling this with a sigh...ages and ages hence."  
“The {Road Not Taken}”