Based on Robert Frost's poem "The Road Not Taken," which line most supports the theme that the desire to have it all often makes decisions difficult?

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15 April, 16:25

Based on Robert Frost's poem "The Road Not Taken," which line most supports the theme that the desire to have it all often makes decisions difficult?

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Adrienne Washington · Answer 1

The line in Robert Frost's 'The Road Not Taken' that most supports the theme that the desire to have it all often makes decisions difficult is: "And sorry I could not travel both", as he laments that he cannot take both courses when standing in the fork of a road on the woods, knowing that he will probably won't have another chance to do so.

Jaelynn Johnston · Answer 2

The above line supports the theme that the desire to have it all often makes decisions difficult in the poem ""The Road Not Taken""by Robert Frost.