re: One of the most misunderstood poems of all time

I've always viewed this poem as one that is ambiguous. There's no good. There's no bad. There is simply the poet laying out that there are two choices and you pick one. Regardless of the outcome that happens because of the choice you made, that choice makes all the difference. It is simply the outcome of a choice; the road less traveled is the path through life that you have chosen for yourself. Nobody else travels that path.

Frost's beauty was that he was able to capture that whole idea and write it down in a concise form that people will continuously misinterpret and think about.