The Road Not Taken

[Mother Natures Son]

I was listen to the poem, "The Road Not Taken". and it reminds of the trail. Miles my feet did follow. Now that it cold and rainy, I long to follow it. Anyone else? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUaQgRiJukA

[JNI64]

Wow that's deep, gave me chills up me spine!
We can only choose one road in life why be a sheep.
Thanks for sharing

[rhjanes]

One of my favorite Robert Frost poems. I used to have it almost memorized.
Always reminds me of the Robin Williams movie "Dead Poets Society".

[tiptoe]

As a section hiker, I always carried a copy of "The World is Too Much With Us" by William Wordsworth. I still think of it often (along with the Frost poem), five years after completing the AT.

[Dan Roper]

Here's Robert Frost reciting "The Road Not Taken": Robert Frost reads The Road Not Taken - YouTube

It's always been my favorite poem. It was the first that I memorized, back in 6th grade, so 51 years ago. Since then, I've memorized two other Frost poems, "A Late Walk" and "The Mending Wall."

[One Half]

Here's Robert Frost reciting "The Road Not Taken": Robert Frost reads The Road Not Taken - YouTube

It's always been my favorite poem. It was the first that I memorized, back in 6th grade, so 51 years ago. Since then, I've memorized two other Frost poems, "A Late Walk" and "The Mending Wall."

I love Brown's Descent

[Dan Roper]

Frost may be America's most accomplished and beloved poet. He's easily my favorite. I have a dog-eared, well-marked anthology that I've read many times. There are more than 300 poems included. I love perhaps 30 of them. There are others that I enjoy somewhat. And there are many that don't appeal to me. I don't enjoy perhaps 60%-70% of his poems, but he's still my favorite. Poetry is closely akin to music. Those who love Chicago or Glen Miller or Johnny Cash probably don't love all their songs.