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    The Road Not Taken. The expressed content of the poem is simply that of the speaker‚ Frost himself‚ out on a walk one day in a wooded area. As he is out walking‚ he arrives at a place in the road that forks‚ where he has to decide which way he is going to go. However‚ the implied context in this piece of work is much more complex. The entire piece is one whole metaphor for life. In this paper‚ I am going to attempt to explain the role and use of the metaphor in Frost’s‚ The Road Not Taken‚ and

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    Albert Pujols Gage Hart English I 12/17/12 Odd 4th In Robert Frost’s poem‚ “The Road Not Taken‚” Frost implies that in life a person can choose to take one of two roads. One of those roads is the simple‚ easy path with few complications or trials while the other road is “less traveled” and proves to be the more difficult‚ winding road of life. Both roads provide a course through life; however‚ the less traveled one often makes the biggest difference. It is obvious that Albert Pujols‚ when

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    five acres apart from each other. However‚ we all share a road to progress onto our properties. For over 20 years this road has been a dirt road. We all have managed‚ became accustom to‚ and enjoyed living on a dirt road. But‚ one of the neighbors past away and his son sold his land to a real estate company‚ in which‚ disliked dirt road and paid the impact fees to have the county come out and lay a base coat over the dirt road‚ that left the road with bumps and flying little rocks. No one at the real

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    explicating poems‚ and actually I do not really like poetry‚ although they are beautiful and interesting because I often have a hard time to understand tem. In this essay‚ I choose two poems to explicate‚ which is “Nothing Gold Can Stay” and “The Road Not Taken”. Through the process of completing this assignment‚ I have a lot of struggles such as the deeper meaning of each line‚ the grammar‚ the balance between two poems‚ and the figurative languages. Furthermore‚ when I am writing the essay‚ I have

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    scenery‚ they would simply become just things to look at out the window on the road trip‚ like trees or shredded tires. Finally the radio came to life‚ “Attention‚ everyone pull off at the next exit in one mile. Same drill as yesterday‚ we will hit the road at eight tomorrow morning. Welcome to Iowa.” The last bit seemed almost bored‚ but who could blame them‚ it was a ten hour drive‚ and it was Iowa. We got off the road to see the lead cars pulling into a big open field. It stretched so far and wide

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    Intersection – a split in the road. Everyone has had the opportunity to make choices in life. Some were good‚ some not so well. Some have encountered where the road splits and had to choose to go left or to go right. I‚ personally‚ encountered this road and it was not the wisest choice. I was depressed‚ behind bars‚ and expelled from school. The path I chose to walk down led me to slacking in school‚ losing friends‚ and most importantly‚ losing sight of God. When I took the wrong turn‚ I started

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    The Road Cormac McCarthy’s The Road is set sometime in the future after a global catastrophe. The Road follows the story of a nameless father and son‚ possibly the last of the “good guys”‚ as they travel along an abandoned stretch of highway populated with occasional marauders and cannibals. The post-apocalyptic setting plays upon the public’s fear of terrorism‚ pandemics‚ genocide‚ and weapons of mass destruction. Since the cause of the destruction remains unanswered‚ it is left open to the mind

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    The Road To Eccclesia Hi‚ my name is name‚ and I am from West Fork‚ Arkansas. I find myself here at Ecclesia for many reasons. Those reasons consist of baseball‚ the Christian environment‚ and my future life goals. The first reason that comes to mind is baseball. Baseball comes to mind first because I have been playing baseball all my life. The road here started my senior year when spring baseball was picking up. I was somewhat of a talented athlete that was looking to play at the next level.

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    Two roads diverged in a yellow wood‚ The key word here is "two". Throughout our lives we constantly face decisions where we have two choices. Even when it seems there is only one choice‚ we can decide either to DO it‚ or NOT do it; so there are STILL two alternatives. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler‚ long I stood Then there are times we wish we could do BOTH; HAVE our cake and eat it too! We know we can’t‚ so we must agonize over the choices; weigh the possibilities. And

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    Frost created a scenery where the speaker is looking at a long fork in the woods. Either the speaker can go down one road or go down the other‚ but the speaker does not know which one is the best route. He describes one side of the road to be “grassy and wanted wear; though as for that‚ the passing there‚ had worn them really about the same time” (line 8). In other words‚ the road was well used and known to the community. Then he describes the other side of the fork “in leaves no steps had trodden

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