Woods are one of the more common settings of Frost’s poetry. As in

”The Road Not Taken”, He uses woods to represent a moral or mental crossroad.

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,

The woods are lovely, dark and deep,

Robert Frost has the unique gift of presenting his most beloved subjects, nature and people in a manner that reaches out to the reader and pulls them in. The beauty and reality that can be found in his writings, relates solely to his audience. All of Frost’s poetry expresses humanity, manners, failures and triumphs, but they are also works through which the people work, walk, and converse not only throughout actions and words, but also nature.

Even though the woods are delightful to look at, Frost remembers he has obligations and responsibilities to fulfill before his time is through. Death is not quite worked into his present plans quite yet (Untermeyer 192). Frost uses this poem to teach people that you need not rush life, let it come to you. A sensitive person, such as that in the poem can find freedom and solitude in nature. They have the gift of appreciating such things. Even though he wastes time with such a foolish act, so many luxuries are acquired (Oster 79).

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