The poem describes a traveler coming to a fork in the road, with two paths diverging into a yellow wood. The traveler finds it difficult to choose between the paths, as both seem equally fair. After considering each path carefully, the traveler ultimately chooses the less traveled path, doubting they will return to take the other. The traveler reflects that this small decision to take the less popular road will make all the difference in how their journey unfolds.

1. The Road not Taken Robert Lee Frost March 26, 1874 – January 29, 1963

8. to diverge להתפצל

9. to doubt להטיל ספק

10. hence הרחק מכאן

11. sigh אנחה

12. undergrowth סבך שיחים

13. to diverge

14. to doubt

15. hence

16. sigh

17. undergrowth

23. to diverge

24. to doubt

25. hence

26. sigh

27. undergrowth

28. yellow wood leaves turn yellow in autumn fair beautiful claim argument grassy and wanted wear overgrown and unused the passing there the number of people who had taken that road no step had trodden back stepping on leaves they turn black ages and ages a very long time