least of all one as seemingly simple and benign as this poem. “The Road Not Taken,” Orr concludes, is really two poems twisted about and often at cross-purposes. There is the popular poem of ...

All have made use of a line from Robert Frost’s 1916 poem, “The Road Not Taken,” to label their work, or their image, or both. The poem, in which the narrator stands in a “yellow wood ...

Happy 140th birthday, Robert Frost — you're totally misunderstood. But most people don't realize the great American poet was being ironic when he famously wrote that taking the road less ...

When looking at Spry Fox's latest game, Road Not Taken, it is difficult to not also consider the Robert Frost poem from which it gets its name. Frost's poem is frequently misinterpreted based ...

And so too, goes our tendency toward Frost’s greatest — or let’s just say best-known – work, “The Road Not Taken,” a poem Orr argues could be more tidily esteemed as Frost’s most ...