Comment on the main theme of The Road Not Taken
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In “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost, the author sets up the poem’s main theme – the choice, which is difficult to make. At the beginning of the poem, he shows us one fact that no one can predict the sequel or the future after they make a decision. Even though we always look “down one as far as” we could and compare between choices, the future is still blurry to us. In addition, the author says, the choices are always “as just as fair” and “really about the same”. So we are likely to want to keep “the first for another day”. The fact that choices are equal, which makes us afraid of missing the opportunity, afraid of choosing the wrong one, as the obvious truth is that “way leads on to way”. We doubt if we “should ever come back” to choose again. Clearly, we know that once it's done, there's no turning back. Frost keeps on showing us one of the natural human psychology when faced with choices. We tend to tell a “sigh” about the choice we do not make rather than the choice we make afterward. We still hang on “the other” and wonder how it is different if we choose that path. However, even it is hard for us to make a decision, we are the only ones who can choose our path, and “that has made all the difference”, even after that we may regret it sometimes in the future. 
In “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost, the author sets up the poem’s main theme  
–
 the  
choice
, which is difficult to  
make
. At the beginning of the poem, he  
shows
 us one fact that no one can predict the sequel or the future after they  
make
 a decision.  
Even though
 we always look “down one as far as” we could and compare between  
choices
, the future is  
still
 blurry to us.  
In addition
, the author says, the  
choices
 are always “as  
just
 as  
fair
” and “ 
really
 about the same”.  
So
 we are likely to want to  
keep
 “the  
first
 for another day”. The fact that  
choices
 are equal, which  
makes
 us afraid of missing the opportunity, afraid of choosing the  
wrong
 one, as the obvious truth is that “way leads on to way”. We doubt if we “should ever  
come
 back” to choose again.  
Clearly
, we know that once it's done, there's no turning back. Frost  
keeps
 on showing us one of the natural human psychology when faced with  
choices
. We tend to  
tell
 a “sigh” about the  
choice
 we do not  
make
  rather
 than the  
choice
 we  
make
 afterward. We  
still
 hang on “the other” and wonder how it is  
different
 if we choose that path.  
However
, even it is  
hard
 for us to  
make
 a decision, we are the  
only
 ones who can choose our path, and “that has made all the difference”, even after that we may regret it  
sometimes
 in the future.