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Power Point The Road Not Taken

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Power Point The Road Not Taken — Presentation Transcript

The Road Not Taken By Robert Frost
- TWO ROADS
- diverged
- in a yellow wood,
- And
- SORRY
- I could not
- travel both
- And be one traveler,
- long I stood
- And
- looked down
- one
- as far as I could
- To where it bent in the undergrowth;
- Then took the
- other,
- as just as
- fair,
- And having perhaps the
- BETTER CLAIM,
- Because it was grassy and
- wanted wear;
- Though as for that the passing there
- Had worn
- them really about
- the same,
- And both that morning
- equally lay
- In leaves
- no step
- had
- trodden black.
- Oh, I kept the first for
- ANOTHER DAY!
- Yet knowing how
- way leads on to way,
- I
- DOUBTED
- if I should ever
- come back.
- I shall be
- telling
- this with a
- SIGH
- Somewhere
- ages and ages hence:
- Two roads
- diverged in a wood, and I—
- I took
- the one
- less traveled
- by,
- And
- that has made
- all the difference.