Integrated skills be one. Watch the video and answer the following questions. Robert frost was a famous american poet who lived from nineteen seventy four to one thousand sixty three. He won many awards for his works, including four pullet surprises. Frost pones are very homes and direct in style. He often used rural scenes in new england to explore deep questions about the human condition. One of his best known poems, the road not taken, was first published in a magazine in nineteen fifteen. The poem was inspired by frost long walks in the countryside with Edward Thomas, a fellow poet. On these walks, Thomas would always spend a long time choosing which path to take, and would complain afterwards that he'd picked the wrong one. In the poem, frost talks about the choice between two forest pads. The speaker in the poem wants to try both of them, but he knows he probably won't get the chance. He can only make his decision and see what will happen. Of course, this isn't really about a walk in the woods. It's a metaphor. The colleague uses the image of a fork in the road to symbolize any choice in life. The poem ends with the words I took the one less troubled by, and that has made all the difference. Because of these two lines, many people assume the poet is encouraging the reader to take the difficult path through life. The power appears to have done that himself. Frost continued to write poems, even though his poetic career was not successful in the beginning, supporting himself by teaching. In farming, however, is this frosts intended, meaning there are a thousand hamlets in a thousand people's eyes, and you can have your own understanding of the pom.