The Road Not Taken: Robert Frost - Powerful Life Poetry | Dare2Rise

Robert Frost is a master of life poetry. In this video, we'll explore his powerful themes and life-changing poems.
If you're looking for inspiration and motivation, then you need to watch this Robert Frost video. We'll explore his famous poems The Road Not Taken and My Last Days. These poems are full of powerful messages that will change the way you think about life. By the end of this video, you'll be inspired to dare to rise to your own potential!
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[@richardnugent7035]

When I was in Junior High School (grades 7 through 9; 1955-1957) Robert Frost came to our school on two different occasions to recite his poems to an all-school assembly. It was impressed on us by the teachers how this was a very special and rare privilege. I’m not sure we really understood its significance. But I do remember him sitting alone on a chair in the middle of the darkened stage, his white hair and craggy face catching the light, as he read many of his poems, including this one. Sweet memories and a bittersweet poem.

[@petitor_veritatis1936]

You are exquisitely fortunate to have experienced this kind of rare occasion. A Nobel Prize winner, an outrageously gifted poet steal time away from his hectic schedule only to share a moment with his gifts in tow with you and your peers. Like yourself, I have savoured, pondered, and appreciated (repeatedly reflected) over every word, every thematic symbolism because I identify with the omniscient narrative voice in the poem and I too, took the road less travelled. The least popular road and for myself, it has made all the difference. I wouldn't change a thing in retrospect.

[@margaretohara7250]

What an experience. His poetry is beautiful.

[@mirkolombardi2505]

It has been a rare privilege!! Thank you for sharing this episode ❤

[@elliestein2496]

You are so fortunate to have heard the man himself. How good that you recognize your privilege. I do not think of this poem as bittersweet, but as rather upbeat. I have it memorized and when I reach "I doubted if I should ever come back" I slow my voice and emphasize it, because it's true: we cannot go back...ellie

[@jazzgent]

What a great story. I am insanely jealous!

[@ceeemm1901]

Probably one of the most sublime, succinct, compact, direct, honest, complete pieces of writing ever created...

[@jamesshielssoberlife.3701]

Long i tried to decide...and finally i did! Two roads diverged in a wood, and i, i took the one nobody else did, and that has made all the difference!

[@user-ex4si2md6r]

That's fantastic news 👏

[@Tima_Sayt]

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[@stevenryder7285]

You've taken the exact wrong meaning from the poem, he spends the start of the poem explaining that he cant really see a difference in the paths and understands that he never will and this fills him with regret but he picks a path, then later as the old man he's telling himself that he took the road less travelled is a lie to try to rationalise and romanticise away the regret he feels for having had to make an arbitrary but life changing decision. "I took the path less travelled" is a self aggrandizing lie.

[@jamesshielssoberlife.3701]

@@stevenryder7285but why does he say that the less travelled path made all the difference?

[@stevenryder7285]

@jamesshielssoberlife.3701 to reassure himself and stav3 away the regret he feels at having to choose a path knowing that he'll not come back to see the other. He sits and says he can't tell the difference between the paths, then talks about how he understands how he can't take both paths, so can't know what was on the other path to know, so can't know he took the less travelled path. "And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back." Is the most relevant stanza, he's saying that as he sees it as it happens both roads are unwalked and hell never walk both, but looking back on it as an old man he tells himself he took the right path.

[@Kryptik33]

I’m here at the 2 paths right now. One path looks fairly certain…the outcome is mostly determined, there will no doubt be other branches to that path I could take later… It would lead to a good life. Not glamorous, but definitely the safe option. The other path… I only know how to walk the first few steps of it… I don’t know if it’s a dead end… I don’t know if it will lead to a waterfall… I don’t know if it will lead off a cliff… It’s uncertain… Yet, it beckons with adventure… I’ll be living by my masculine wits and God’s divine leadership if I choose that path. And that frightens me, deeply.

[@ruthfinamore1287]

So beautiful it hurts....I've loved this poem for over 60 years!

[@NickFields4]

Helps me to grieve almost every time. Powerfully, today. Your enduring love of this poem. It implies your great depth. Much love from someone else who cannot help but take the road less traveled by

[@jochanaan58]

One wouldn't think the poet's voice, with such limited dynamics and pitch range, could be so moving. But it is. For one, he lets his words speak for themselves. And his timing is perfect. The voice of a person who didnt take the well-worn roads...

[@alexanderliles9526]

"Yet knowing how way leads onto way, i doubted if i should ever come back."

[@donnaunangst2646]

The most powerful words of all my existence.

[@kennedykihara3800]

And that has made all the difference.

[@margaretohara7250]

Beautiful poem. My brother carried Robert Frost's poetry book as he travelled for construction jobs. He loved poetry.

[@Dare2RiseMotivation]

Wonderful

[@thercguy420]

Thank you SOOOOO MUCH! I was devasted when I couldn't find this version. Thank you for finding this and posting it again!

[@camerond424]

Me too

[@deathboundboy3708]

Me three

[@chitrapoonia7076]

I cannot describe how beautiful this poem is, it touches the core of the heart and feel good as well as it hurts. It makes us feel a million stories of our own and to see them with different perspectives every single time. I am glad that I came across the poetries of "The Robert Frost" and I will keep this poetry alive in depth of my heart ❤ always ❤....

[@jamesbarryobrien3514]

Frost Amricas best poet , he is glad he took the road less travelled and so are we .

[@iany8230]

One of my favourite poems as it sums up life. We each chose a path, although fate can change that path.

[@rebeccadank859]

This poem will always be my favorite. It gets me in my soul.

[@grampsradio]

The Man in The Arena is my favorite.

[@mauricedavis2160]

As well it should, such beauty in it's simple relevance!!!🙏📖👌🦉❣️

[@andreahooper80]

Me too ❤

[@razi_haron]

Learnt this during high school. I was really fascinated with the poem at the time. It motivated me to choose what I want to do after school. Although my life hasn't turned out to be as what I wanted and I have too many regrets, just have to live with it. But this poem is really nostalgic, made me remember I was once young and carefree.

[@Dare2RiseMotivation]

Thanks for sharing!

[@iconic3494]

This is literally my favourite poem ever.

[@user-lz6dm5lk9y]

This is my favourite reading of the poem. Thank you for posting.

[@Dare2RiseMotivation]

Thanks for listening

[@user-lz6dm5lk9y]

@@Dare2RiseMotivation Welcome I am sure. 🙂

[@vocalese76]

When I was in the eighth grade, there was a version of this with tight harmonies sung a cappella, that we did in our vocal jazz group and it was so powerful. To this day, these words bring that melody to mind and hope springs eternal.

[@junjuncea.6349]

Love=care=kindness=hope=freedom==honesty=unity=one quantity=one quality of life=reference=title=one title=applicable to all=subject

[@bjancic]

After the poem... Adding that Frost quote in the summer of 2020... very appropriate. And even more so today.

[@raymondhutchinson7156]

Perhaps. The poem is more about making choices in life and reflecting back upon them.The sigh could be either a sigh of relief or of regret for things we have or have not done.

[@powaqqatsi8]

Thank you Robert Frost for living as a man with heart instead of head. ❤ 👏 This world loves to beat humans down with heart, but I will choose, as Robert chose, the road less traveled. Namaste fellow travelers. 🙏

[@568843daw]

Robert Frost was a brave man who was incredibly logical, intense, driven and motivated. Being a person of conscience as well, he was able to express his ideas in such a way as to prick the conscience of others. Even those who had buried their own, his words did reach them.

[@saiprasaddharmendrap9533]

📌I was searching through the comments to see those who have studied this in their school time and come back years after to recollect the message.. And it hits different now. I got disappointed at the end

[@itunedyou]

I haven't read this Poem in almost 30 years & still Timeless!

[@justajyne]

The Road Not Taken BY ROBERT FROST Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. 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 has made all the difference.

[@inminutes2609]

❤

[@JoseOrtiz-wh7ll]

Had worn them really about the same. That is a confession he did not take the least traveled road. Or the least traveled is 50/50 as the most popular road.😅😅😅

[@ajcraft-hello]

“…telling it with a sigh…”

[@chikuladinda8816]

This poem says it all 💯

[@audreybaker7430]

How insightful, meaningful, and beautiful Frost's words are. This reading of his poem is haunting in all the best ways. I first read this poem in high school and it had very little meaning to me. What's so beautiful about poetry is that the words evolve and change in meaning, as we do ourselves.

[@petitor_veritatis1936]

Insightful? That's a huge understatement when describing the thematic symbolism threaded throughout this poem. There is new meaning every single time I read this poem -even 30 plus years later.

[@audreybaker7430]

@@petitor_veritatis1936 Well aren't you a little ray of sunshine? 🤭

[@petitor_veritatis1936]

@@audreybaker7430 Well, one of the titular words uses "powerful" to describe Frost's poetry. He was a Noble Prize recipient for Poetry and “The Road Not Taken “ changed my entire world and major as a freshman, decades ago. I teach this poem to my students with the same passion it originally ignited …

[@camerond424]

The beauty of this poem is the fact that it can be interpreted in a multitude of different ways. Masterful.

[@Sonu-gn5de]

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[@RaeRaee882]

I had to remember this poem my freshman year for English class and it was and still remains my favorite 🤌🏻

[@soorajnraju]

I heard this poem from my school teacher, since I have never been in my comfort zone.

[@Jjjkluejnek]

The best version.

[@sunnyjin3267]

yes it has made all the difference.. the road i have taken has made me what i am today.. for better or worse. it is a life.

[@TomasSowellIsGreat]

Goosebumps

[@brucel1185]

today to be a hero is simply to think for one's self. this is truly the road less traveled by. who guides your thinking? let it be YOU.

[@harshuuu1710]

Man! What a poem... 💯

[@springtimemarion]

Love this poem. Enchanting.🥰😍

[@gabyhall3592]

best relatable poem ever speaking about life and love. so peaceful and calm

[@TravelingPoet-lj7ef]

He is definitely in my top three. And by far my favorite for how he describes nature. I also truly love the sound of his voice!

[@junjuncea.6349]

Portrait and landscape!

[@lynnettecherry5754]

Simply beautiful.

[@junjuncea.6349]

Life have no end!so don't stop believing!

[@jpturner171]

A classic!👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@ygtbr]

It cuts to my soul.

[@user-no5hs2wc2t]

I memorized this also in junior high and quoted it and told the meaning.

[@larryschmid3834]

Timeless oh words of ancient wisdom, let me let you fly, off into my mind.

[@op-wn9oc]

Only thing from my school textbook that have stuck in my mind

[@donnarogers7732]

I had to memorize a poem in an 9 the grade assignment. I chose This one, not truly thinking about how true it would be for my life ahead down the Road less Taken that has made all the Difference. I canNot and Will Not regret the Road I choose that day. How can one regret that choice for without walking on the unknown grassy path, I would not be the person I amToday and shall be tomorrow for Evermore. Thank you for this Wisdom, Mr. Frost, what a Wise Wise man you were.🤔🙏✌️💙

[@Katherine3192]

this just took away my breath

[@junjuncea.6349]

Trust,love

[@percyclark8767]

Thank you for that

[@SuperiorGamesRBLX]

I MEMORIZED IT!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@makelikeatree1696]

Frost is a giant.

[@junjuncea.6349]

To Robert frost-the road not taken.ty

[@junjuncea.6349]

Love

[@mikerowe9061]

Oh my!

[@sasmitamaharana3887]

This poem is suggested by my English teacher

[@AgentB333]

❤️‍🔥

[@angelinathedrifter]

❤❤🎉 Evergreen

[@Casey35516]

Only a few take the one less travelled!

[@ranjanjoshi4677]

Nice!!!!!!!!!!!

[@lindsayhengehold5341]

❤

[@mauricedavis2160]

Just so beautiful and relevant, Mr Frost what a universal treasure!!!🙏📖👌🦉❣️

[@junjuncea.6349]

Trust

[@junjuncea.6349]

Limit,infinity,exact

[@briansharp5157]

I dont know if i should cry or smile. So ill do both😊

[@user-sv2tl9cv2t]

he wrote this poem to tease his friend who could not make a choice in his life

[@dissaid]

Good Morning....thoughts for today....😎😎😎

[@manishadeoraye1077]

I love this poem ❤

[@maq739]

don't stop making these gems. Just don't . . .

[@glenngogogo]

With Love...Glenn

[@paulusjeffryjosepayyappilly]

❤🙏🏻

[@AyeshaArshad-xj4on]

Looked down one as far as i could . I saw gold at the end of it

[@afreenhussain4142]

This road was made for not to be taken !

[@justintindall9515]

poetry should be read..."ALONE."

[@shannonbowman5990]

🙏

[@IbaaAfifa-ni2lx]

😄😄😄😍😘love this

[@karitahannikainen4734]

Thank you, Karita.

[@Dare2RiseMotivation]

You are so welcome!

[@hithamhosani9926]

What is the name of the music

[@junjuncea.6349]

Two roads-good or evil,or bad and good

[@lohkoon]

Choosing your road is not easily done. You should spend some time to choose the right one. The roads have branched out to many places; You must'nt get tangled in their mazes.

[@mikemike7326]

Where do I find this music?? It’s not on KZbin or spotify

[@junjuncea.6349]

Single or double,tripple

[@junjuncea.6349]

Rich or poor against all odds

[@joemay2640]

To take the road not taken to tread the unworn path trough hateful brambles and stinging infliction of those who tought to aught. To bear the relentles hailstones and deep frost of attitude, Only to reach your goal and have it held against your head as a gun so that you express never more. For with the animals I find peace and comfort and with the humans I see animals capable of hatred and scorn. Love conquers all, But to give love and not receive is damnation to us all.

[@paulsolon6229]

Tenderness Reflectiveness Self observation Intelligence

[@wahab3754]

Studying for my jc

[@anandbandodkar9701]

E,vgood

[@ManishEnglish]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@junjuncea.6349]

When i was in college.

[@Peter-vn6gl]

Pretty heavy, if you think about it. We read it when young(kinda). We read it when relevant. But we realize it as the road has run out. Whichever one has chosen.

[@ryansmloh3400]

wondered where this went 🤔

[@AzoXDesignTV]

is this a reupload? it seems like i cannot find the original

[@kratz57x]

For all our achievements and advancements we seem to have lost tranquility and clarity.

[@BallardBaller]

RFK sent me

[@junjuncea.6349]

Road from mountain to river to sea

[@junjuncea.6349]

Ullyses poem

[@ayubqureshi716]

Rhyme scheme A-B-A-A-B

[@chironmediplus5941]

The irony is that the persona has made it clear both road equally lay about the same, and he even kept the road not taken for another day. Yet, he takes credit for the difference (success?)...of the road he travelled.

[@The_Last_Poet_]

Đura Jakšić - TRAILS (1875) during Serbo-Turkish War "Two paths stand before me: One with flowers, the other with thorns; Iron legs are mine - I'm going thorn to come back. I yield the flowers of the path Whose foot is soft; Let the women tread on the flowers, And thorns are for man!"

[@pstewart9012]

Focussing on Sound as Self Is Selfish.

[@pstewart9012]

Infra Sound is Sound of Aum All Sound is Self @ Stuck in The Universe of Self No Matter - WHERE If it has Sound It is Born.