Q: Why does the speaker feel sorry in the poem?
A: The speaker feels sorry because they cannot travel both roads simultaneously and must make a choice.
Q: Why does the speaker choose the second road?
A: The speaker chooses the second road because it appears less traveled and, in their opinion, holds the potential for a unique and fulfilling experience.
Q: What does the phrase “wanted wear” imply?
A: The phrase suggests that the second road seemed less worn or less frequently traveled compared to the other road.
Q: What does the speaker mean by “way leads on to way”?
A: The speaker means that once a choice is made, it leads to subsequent choices, and the chosen path determines the course of future decisions.
