The last two lines of the poem mean that the poet accepts reality. The poet made a choice and took the challenging path. He wanted do something different in his life so he choose the less travelled road. No, he does not regret his choice. He sighs with relief that he made the right choice.
(c) Extending a helping hand to someone for personal reasons while sitting in a responsible position Is unethical and does not do justice to the trust and responsibility of the...
No, I don’t think that he had worked out his plan in detail right from the very beginning. He took advantage of the events as they happened. Ausable made a...
No, till now I have never been in a situation in which I had to make a difficult choice. Perhaps, I am still too young to make an independent choice....
Having made a choice, I would be ready to accept the reality. Reconsidering a decision is not a positive approach towards life. I may encounter with many obstacles, but I...
(i) Yes, the poem presents a conflict between man and nature. While nature is more free and unbounded, man prefers to live in bounded spaces and also wants to curb...
Yes, indeed it is true that beauty, too ,can be heard, like the chirping of birds.We just have to be sensitive towards our thoughts and feelings.
Our power to think...
The adult keeps advising the child about what he should do or should not do. But in the last two lines, the adult is expecting the child to make decisions...
The title of the poem suggests the importance of silence.
The poem is about the importance of self-examination and introspection. It is also an appeal for universal harmony.
