Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on The Road Not Taken. It needs to be at least 1500 words.Download file to see previous pages... This paper illustrates that Frost’s ‘The Road Not

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on The Road Not Taken. It needs to be at least 1500 words.

This paper illustrates that Frost’s ‘The Road Not Taken’ is a poem of regular pattern and exact measure while de Maupassant’s ‘The Diamond Necklace’ assumes a short story narrative. While de Maupassant is gender-specific with his story in developing the intended moral, Frost takes the form that demonstrates an argument to be responded to regardless of sex, race, and socioeconomic which are otherwise taken into account in studying Mathilde’s disposition. Apparently, Robert’s poem whose less figurative theme bears much equivalence to that of Guy’s short story may be claimed to have required profound thought in demonstrating the major concept with brief details to work on. It occurs subtly imperative or that which aims to command the reader toward prompt response whereas the author’s approach in ‘The Diamond Necklace’ leaves no further action to consider but an attainment if there be of a most enlightened realization. On a more literal sense, a reader is initially taken to a trance of imagining ‘two roads diverged in a yellow wood’ such that the effect of the first line being preceded by the title invites one to adapt to the common sensibility of comparing and contrasting between two of life’s ultimate choices.... eliminate ambiguity or half-heartedness on stating ‘And sorry I could not travel both.’ ‘And be one traveler, long I stood’ marks a position that suggests freedom of thought in which the traveler can opt to liberate either inspiration or unpleasant sentiments at wondering how it would be like having each road to cover, given equally opportune possibilities. At this stage, Frost hints at certain wonders where one road allows the person in the journey to delight in psychologically concretizing every form of goodness, perhaps in acquiring material desires for real, on perceiving truth from out of noble ambitions, or with remarkable pleasures that actual love and comfortable living could hold out. Where the two diverged roads are ever present in Frost’s ability to seek and analyze options, the opposing character of Mathilde is bound to be governed by a burden of conscience. By becoming a slave of guilty feeling, the choice to be flexible to choose a course of action toward proper resolution is lost. De Maupassant likely utilizes the poor quality of living the couple manage themselves to get by with to demonstrate how difficult it could get to account for alternatives from which to draw hope and favor. Since Madame Loisel and her husband are deeply buried in crisis, they would rather act on the impulse to address the current situation and judge the choice to meditate as unnecessary or a trifle. The other road ‘less traveled’, on the contrary, characterizes the exact opposites as it depicts sufferings or hardships which humans would most often prefer to get rid of.