"Robert Frost was one of the United States' best-loved poets. Frost
             was greatly influenced by his move from San Francisco to New England at
             the age of 11, his move to England when he was 37, and then his return to
             New Hampshire a couple of years later" (Knowledge Adventure 2). Robert
             Frost's inspiration for his poetry came from within himself. His decisions
             concerning which direction his life would take can be seen in one of his
             most acclaimed poems " The Road Not Taken". Ultimately he realized, as
             is expressed in his works, that the road one chooses to take is what builds
             and defines one's character. It is a life-long decision that one cannot
             change further down the great road of life.
             The first two lines of his poem is "Two roads diverged in a yellow
             wood, and sorry I could not travel both" (Frost 815). In the first two lines,
             Robert is standing at the crossroads in life; he wishes that he could go both
             ways, but in life, you must choose one. He looked down both roads as far
             as he could see. He wanted to see where the roads led to. One of the
             roads was well-traveled (the common road that most people take in life),
             and the other road looked as though no one liked to travel it. Frost took the
             one that wasn't traveled as much; choosing his own path in life versus the
             mainstream (Knowledge Adventure). This is a remarkable move by Frost,
             because he could be an average poet with an easy life, however he
             chooses the harder road through life.
             Lines eleven through fourteen state, "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" (Frost 816). These lines suggest that he had to choose one morning,
             of which direction he should lead his life. That morning, his decisions were
             tough; both of...