[00:00.00]The Road Not Taken - Eliot Freeman
[00:00.42]Written by：Robert L. Frost
[00:00.85]The road not taken
[00:07.27]Two roads diverged in a yellow wood
[00:11.23]And sorry I could not travel both
[00:13.45]And be one traveler long I stood
[00:17.37]And looked down one as far as I could
[00:19.58]To where it bent in the undergrowth
[00:23.26]Then took the other as just as fair
[00:26.90]And having perhaps the better
[00:29.06]Claim
[00:29.51]Because it was grassy and wanted wear
[00:33.69]Though as for that the passing there
[00:35.37]Had worn them really about the same
[00:38.63]And both that morning equally lay
[00:40.28]In leaves no step had trodden black
[00:45.32]Oh I kept the first for another day
[00:50.30]Yet knowing how way leads on to way
[00:53.13]I doubted if I should ever come back
[00:59.18]I shall be telling this with a sigh
[01:01.06]Somewhere ages and ages hence
[01:07.02]Two roads diverged in a wood and I
[01:13.12]I took the one less traveled by
[01:17.14]And that has made all the difference