Robert Frost was a famous American poet who was awarded the Pulitzer Prize four times. This document provides an analysis of his poem "The Road Not Taken" which describes a traveler coming to a fork in the road and having to choose between two paths. It highlights the rhyming words in the poem and asks whether the poem could be autobiographical based on Frost's life experiences.

1. Submitted to,
Prof .E .K . Jijan
MTTC PTPM
Submitted by,
Sini Sara Abraham
Reg.No:

3. THE Road not Taken
-Robert Frost

4.  He was a famous
poet.
 He was awarded
Pulitzer Prize four
times.
 His works include
Mountain Interval ,
New Hamspire ,
Steeple Bush.

6. RHYMING WORDS
 Wood-stood
 Both-growth
 Fair-wear
 Claim-same
 Lay-day
 Back-black

7. Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,-a
And sorry I could not travel both -b
And be one traveler, long I stood -a
And looked down one as far as I could -a
To where it bent in the undergrowth;-b
Then took the other, as just as fair,-a
And having perhaps the better claim,-b
Because it was grassy and wanted wear;-a
Though as for that the passing there-a
Had worn them really about the same,-b

8.  Diverged-branched away
 Wanted wear-left unused

9.  Contrast ‘two roads’ with ‘one
traveller’ in line 3

10.  Based on your reading about the
life of the poet , do you think this
poem is autobiographical?

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