It made me think of Robert Frost's poem: I took the one (road) less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Since that day, I have been at many crossroads in my life. Sometimes I have made the choice and had to go back to make things right. More often than not, ...
Imagine you're walking through a forest, and the path turns into two different routes. How do you pick which route to walk, and how do you feel about the one you don't choose? These are key themes in Robert Frost's famous 1915 poem, The Road Not Taken....
As a young student in Japan, Chiang wrote this poem on the back of his photograph given to a cousin: The dark fog of death covers the earth. Woe to the weak who are no match to their foe! I have traveled east to fulfill my duty and save my homeland. Personal honors and title are...
The first poem to explain is “The Road Not Taken,” which is about life and the choices it offers. “The Road Not Taken” is about an individual going for a walk in the woods and coming across a split path, but the person walking can only take one path. The traveler cannot see ...
I feel old. Despite a renewed sense of self there remains the feeling that I’m past the halfway point of my life less extraordinary and a desire to DO. Now. To live while I still can. That is the allure of the road less traveled. The well-trodden path? Easier. A slow downslope ...
Although the writer of the poem道,他不太可能有机会这样相似之处considers taking the other path another day, he knows做。和作者一样,我们所能⑦ specific adj.详细it's unlikely that he will ever have the opportunity to do做的就是往后看时会叹息,的,具体的,明确的并想象本来可以发生的事情B...
This poem is about choices in life. It is popular because every reader can face the same choice without having any knowledge of where each road will lead. Moreover, the writer's decision to choose the "less traveled" path shows his courage. I think the poet is telling us that there ...
In his poem “Give Me the Splendid Silent Sun” fromDrum Taps, Walt Whitman wrote “Give me solitude — give me Nature — give me again O Nature your, primal sanities!” If I had some sort of time machine, I would have loved to have dragged Whitman up toward the top of Mount Wheel...
Finally, in chapter 22, Eliphaz insists that Job has sinned and points out to him the path of restoration. 2“Will you be patient and let me say a word? For who could keep from speaking out? 3“In the past you have encouraged many people; you have strengthened those who were weak. ...
After high school I did a lot of partying and strayed down a bad path. I constantly at odds with myself because I wanted to be healthy but was unhappy and the only thing I really looked forward to was drinking with friends at the end of the night. Currently I can think of nothing ...