The Road Not Taken A journey can be defined as a physical, imaginative or inner experience that leads to the accomplishment of intended goals hence resulting in the growth and maturity of an individual. Within the context of Robert Frost's The Road Not Taken the physical journey taken by the persona is used as a metaphor for the inner journey he is actually experiencing by choosing between two different paths. Thus the road is an …showed first 75 words of 233 total…

…showed last 75 words of 233 total…'Grass and wanted wear' is an example of a connotation created by Frost within the piece. The use of this connotation implies that one of the roads is less taken than the other one and is probably the more difficult and arduous journey to take. These techniques can effectively convey the concept of journey within a text. Within Frost's The Road Not Taken, these techniques combine to successfully communicate it's notions of journey and growth.