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he is an Emersonian Romantic

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If the reader feels the same way, the poem is likely to draw the reader into a similar state of mind.

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Frost is not considered a true Romantic or a Classicist, or not completely.

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Frost is unable to move in either direction because he is split between two ways, a nostalgic love for the chaotic and the dream-like,and the habitual but unreasoned fear.

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The individual man is small, lost, and unimportant in the midst of the changing universe.

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Advises us to turn away from serious topics as he does, and as he shows when he writes about minor topics.

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Believes that problems will resolve themselves if left alone

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Frost believes that big and or formal decisions should be made casually and passively.

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Spiritual drifter's predicament is comprehensible.

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"The Road Not Taken" is about a man who is known as a spiritual drifter.

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The theme of the poem "The Road Not Taken" is "the whimsical, accidental, and incomprehensible nature of the formative decision."

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Frost is known for his almost conversation type of style of writing poetry.

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Frost writes of rural subjects, subjects that American readers in our time love.

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He is poet of the minor theme and the casual approach.