We can tell by Frost's reference to himself that the poem is written in the persona of first person, making Frost

the speaker and the decision one that will affect his life. It becomes evident that he stops to weigh his options carefully through in line 3 when he "long [he] stood." At this moment Frost attempts to paint an image in our minds when he says that he "looked down one as far as I could / to where it bent in the undergrowth" (lines 4-5) and when he says that both roads appear "about the same" (line 10) he lets us know that the paths he must choose between are two that are very similar. The first route seems to be the one that is the more common of the two and we are able to support this when Frost states that the other was "grassy and wanted wear," (line 8) this is also a use of imagery in the poem since he is giving you the impression that the second road is the right one for him.

Choosing the road "less traveled upon" gives Frost the opportunity to be unique and choose a pat

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Approximate Word count = 595
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)