Robert Frost’s " The Road Not Taken” is a poem that we studied sometime in primary school, usually through a teacher who asked us to underline important phrases and memorise meanings. We were told that it was about choosing the road less travelled and about courage and individuality, but also about choices and uncertainty. The poem talked about two roads and the one that the poet ultimately chose, but that also leaves behind a path that wasn’t taken. Because for every road that we choose,...

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