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" In fact, though, Frost tells us that neither road is less traveled: "…the passing there had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay [i]n leaves no step had trodden black. " And so even the reputation of the poem has an ironic cast to it. There are a couple ways students could get prepared for this poem. You could ask them to consider a time when they had two options and no real way to choose between the two. Be sure to have students give context to the situation and explain the resolution. This could be done verbally or in writing. Another way to start this lesson might be to ask students to tell (or write) about a time when they embellished an experience to make the story sound better, or someone embellished an experience in a story to them. Coming to the Fork Make sure that each student has a copy of the poem for purposes of annotation. Then, read the poem aloud, or have students read it aloud. Make sure the students know to place their pauses according to the punctuation, not according to the line breaks. If you would like an audio recording of the poem, one is available here. As the students hear the poem, have them underline or highlight words or phrases that jump out at them. If you are working on marking rhyme scheme, this is a fairly easy poem for that. Analyzing “The Road Not Taken” The following poetic devices should be considered when analyzing "The Road Not Taken. " Rhyme scheme ? There are four stanzas in this poem, each with five lines, each with a rhyme scheme of ABAAB. Each line has four accented, or stressed, syllables in a pattern that is basically iambic tetrameter but varies occasionally. Irony ? When one compares line 20 (the road less traveled by) with lines 8 and 9, it is clear that, for some reason, the speaker has decided to change his story for future audiences (line 16). Theme ? What are the nature and purpose of storytelling? Based on the first half of the poem, the speaker goes walking in the forest and comes to a fork in the road. He would like to choose both paths but cannot, and so he chooses one, leaving "the first for another day"(13). It’s not that important to come back, though ? as "way leads on to way…[the speaker doubts] if [he] should ever come back"(14-15). However, in the last stanza, the focus turns to how the story will sound: "I shall be telling this with a sigh"(16). Rather than present the simple choice that faced him, the speaker declares that he will embellish it, saying that his choice "has made all the difference"(20). Interestingly, the speaker gives the reader a window on the conscious invention of that embellishment. An interesting point of discussion, particularly with a higher-level class (Pre-AP or AP in high school) would be about why people come away from this poem blown away by its apparent theme about the importance of being an individual, and avoiding the easy temptations of following the crowd. It is one of these easy temptations, on another level of irony, that lead too many readers away from the true message of this poem. Student Response Once you’ve finished a group discussion about the devices above, have students respond in a number of ways. For higher-level students, ask for an explanation for the use of emjambment in line 3. This may well serve as an emphasis of the moment of stopping for the speaker. Stopping interrupts what had been a constitutional, just like the enjambment interrupts the flow of the poem. For middle-school students, ask for a drawing of the scene. If you have a particularly astute class, you could ask for two drawings: one as the speaker actually sees the fork in the road, and one as the speaker will describe the choice he faced. A cool connection to the media: Find an audio or video commercial for a product that you know most of your students are likely to purchase or at least use. Before you play the commercial, ask students what word or phrase they associate with that product. It is quite likely the word or phrase they name will be the same as the jingle or motto at the end of the commercial. Lead a discussion relating that connection with the false idea that so many have gotten about this poem. This post is part of the series: Teaching Robert Frost: Lesson Plans “Acquainted With the Night” and “Mending Wall” here for 10th graders, but activities are easily adjustable for other secondary grade levels. “Nothing Gold Can Stay” and “The Road Not Taken” here for middle schoolers and 9th graders. Lesson Plan: Robert Frost's "Acquainted With the Night" Lesson Plan: Robert Frost's "Mending Wall" Lesson Plan: Robert Frost's "Nothing Gold Can Stay" Lesson Planning for Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken".
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Download Movie The Roads Not taken on 2010. Download movie the roads not taken movie. I am studying this poem in school and would like to know what you interpret the meaning and message of this poem to be. Thank you, also because this is my first post here tell me if I did something wrong with it. level 1 Regardless of which choice he had made, he was going to regret it and always think about what was on the other. level 1 I think this poem counts as one of the most misinterpreted poems because people cant agree on what Frost tried to say. One of the interpretations(that we also did in school) is that he took the road that not many people took. He was not another sheep following the crowd. But in the third stanza (both that morning equally lay... ) he still says both roads are equal, one is not better than the other. Then he goes on (oh I kept the first for another day.. ) and he says he wanted to take both roads but he knows he cant do that. This choosing of roads is actually a metaphor for a life choice. And he knows that making a choice he won't be able to come back to make a different choice. His life will already be changed because of what he chose. In the last stanza he goes (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 made all the difference) this is usually interpreted as if he regrets his choice, because teachers love to be depressing. But the thing is that a sigh can also be positive and so can difference. So my interpretation of the last stanza is that the choice he made was a good one. He had a life different from other and he remembers it with a pleasant sigh. So by my interpretation the only thing he regrets is not being able to take both roads level 2 Of course there is another thing. Frost said that the poem doesn't have a deeper meaning. The story goes that Frost and his friend often took walks in the woods and whenever they came to a crossroad the friend took a lifetime to decide where to go. After they took that road he always complained that they should have taken the other one because it would be more interesting. When Frost presented this poem, which was meant as a joke, to his friend, the friend said people will not see it as a joke but will take it very seriously. And that's exactly what happened level 1 You get about a billion hits if you google for an interpretation. level 1 My students will be reading this next week! Frost was actually pretty pessimistic; the poem's meaning is that, ultimately, the choice of paths doesn't matter. level 1 The meaning is in the name.... level 1 He took the harder path in life and it defined him.
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