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The Road Not Taken

by Robert Frost




Two roads diverged in a yellow wood to.

And Sorry I can not go both.

And one of my long-standing travel.

And more into one as I can.

To decline in the undergrowth.

Then remove the other is only fair.

And may be better than the right.

Grass and to wear it;

But over there.

They are all really about the same.

Both morning and equal place.

The application process is not black trodden.

Oh, before I left for another day!

Also know how to take the trip.

I doubted if I will ever return.

I will tell sigh.

Some age and age as follows:.

Two roads diverged in the wood and I -.

I took the one less travel.

And make all the difference.

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  1. ^ "The Road Not Taken". Frost, Robert. / "The Road Not Taken", machine translated from English to Thai and back to English.

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